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Ticats, Bo Levi Mitchell agree to new contract structure
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats announced a new contract structure for American quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell on Friday.
Mitchell to start for Ticats against Riders on Saturday
Bo Levi Mitchell will get the start against the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Saturday at Mosaic Stadium, according to the team’s depth chart.
Bo Levi Mitchell avoids season-ending injury, moves to 6-game
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats have reportedly avoided a season-ending injury with quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell, according to TSN’s Dave Naylor.
Mitchell back in starting lineup for Ticats on Friday
Veteran pivot Bo Levi Mitchell has been activated from the six-game injured list and will start on Friday for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats against the REDBLACKS in Ottawa.
Bo Levi Mitchell added to six-game injured list; Ticats sign QB N’Kosi Perry
Bo Levi Mitchell has been placed in the six-game injured list after sustaining a lower body injury in the game against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in Week 2, the team announced on Friday.
Report: Shiltz to start for Ticats, injured Mitchell on sidelines
Bo Levi Mitchell will not start for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in their home opener, according to a report from TSN’s Matthew Scianitti.
O’Leary: Mitchell getting comfortable in Tiger Town
Bo Levi Mitchell’s first taste of life as a Hamilton Tiger-Cat was a short and sweet one, but CFL.ca senior writer Chris O’Leary says it’s a good start for the veteran as he ...
How defensive coaches fit into Bo Levi Mitchell’s signing
Bo Levi Mitchell explains to CFL.ca senior writer Chris O’Leary why two defensive coaches, in Orlondo Steinauer and Mark Washington, factored into his decision to sign in Hamilton.
Steinberg’s MMQB: The right fit
As CFL.ca’s Pat Steinberg writes in this week’s MMQB, with Bo Levi Mitchell under contract in Hamilton, the Tiger-Cats can get to work on their pending free agents.
O’Leary: Mitchell gets comfortable in Hamilton
Bo Levi Mitchell heads into a new day in Hamilton intent on creating a new legacy, he tells CFL.ca senior writer Chris O’Leary.
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