Tootoo Nearing AHL Demotion With Predators
Nashville rookie Jordin Tootoo faces potential assignment to Milwaukee as his ice time shrinks. Coach Barry Trotz defends development plans while noting Tootoo remains in the lineup for now despite recent scratches and limited minutes.
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Hamilton Tiger-Cats hire Greg Marshall as head coach
Greg Marshall, former McMaster coach, is hired to lead the CFL's Hamilton Tiger-Cats. Ron Lancaster is promoted to general manager as owner Bob Young reinforces the organization. Marshall cites the chance to rebuild the team without uprooting his family as key to accepting.
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Brees Returns as Chargers QB Bench Flutie
San Diego named Drew Brees starter again for Sunday's home game against the Green Bay Packers with Doug Flutie back on the bench. Brees, 21 and 3 years into pro career, had not played since a mid game setback. Flutie led the Chargers to two wins in five starts after replacing him, but coach Marty Schottenheimer declared Brees the starter and cited progress from practice as the basis for the decision. The Chargers, 3-10, are tied for last in the AFC.
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Marshall’s rise to coaching top CIS program in 2000s
The player named male athlete of the year in 1982 and twice MVP built a standout OUA/MRU career with all-Canadian honours and the Hec Crighton trophy in 1980 as Canada’s top university football star. He played for the Eskimos 1982–84, won the 1982 Grey Cup, then endured a career-ending knee injury. After an assistant role at Western 1984–92 he became offensive coordinator 1992–96, McMaster head coach in 1997, and CIS coach of the year in 2000.
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