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Zach Collaros hopes Blue Bombers bounce back against Roughriders
Nic Demski returns and Redha Kramdi is back after six games as Winnipeg tries to respond to a 32-26 overtime loss.
- The Winnipeg Blue Bombers host the Saskatchewan Roughriders for the Banjo Bowl rematch on Saturday at Princess Auto Stadium, with quarterback Zach Collaros seeking redemption after last week's 32-26 overtime loss in the Labour Day Classic.
- Collaros was sacked three times during the Labour Day Classic defeat and limited his post-game media interview to less than 50 seconds, reflecting his frustration with the performance.
- The Bombers made four roster changes including receiver Nic Demski's return from an ankle injury, while Safety Redha Kramdi returns after missing six games and receiver Ontaria Wilson sits out with a hand injury.
- Saskatchewan quarterback Trevor Harris acknowledged Collaros's determination heading into the rematch, while Collaros embraced Demski at practice on Friday, signaling the Bombers' focused mindset for Saturday's contest.
- The sold-out crowd at Princess Auto Stadium will create an intense atmosphere, with Demski noting the noise will be a "huge factor" for the visiting Roughriders in Saturday's rematch.
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Zach Collaros hopes Blue Bombers bounce back against Roughriders
WINNIPEG - Zach Collaros was so frustrated after last weekend's 32-26 overtime loss to the Saskatchewan Roughriders that he forced himself to hold his emotions in check.
·Toronto, Canada
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Riders prepare to secure another win against Bombers
The 306 hears from Saskatchewan Roughriders head coach Corey Mace, running back A.J. Ouellette and defensive back Seyi Oladipo as the CFL team prepares for its second consecutive game against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
·Ottawa, Canada
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