Mike Koreen is a Senior Editor for Sportsnet, focusing on national sports coverage in Canada. With a passion for hockey, football, and basketball, Mike provides in-depth analysis, previews, and recaps of games and events, offering insights into the Canadian sports landscape.
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Mike Koreen's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly events such as the Canadian Football League (CFL), Grey Cup, and specific teams like the Blue Bombers and Alouettes. His articles also cover broader topics in sports, including basketball and baseball.
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By: Mike Koreen
While Robyn Rourke admits she will be nervous watching her son Kurtis start at quarterback in one of the biggest games of the NCAA season, she'll also feel an immense sense of pride and gratitude. We've simply never seen a family like this in Canadian football.
By: Mike Koreen
After spending five years of his life flinging footballs at a 25,000-seat stadium in a city with about the same population size, Canadian quarterback Kurtis Rourke is set to take his talents to one of his sport's biggest stages on Saturday. The Indiana transfer leads his Hoosiers into 100,000-plus-seat Ohio Stadium to take on the Ohio State Buckeyes in a top-five battle.
By: Mike Koreen
Indiana finally has lost another football game.Canadian QB Kurtis Rourke and the fifth-ranked Hoosiers are unbeaten no more after a loss to No. 2 Ohio State. Mike Koreen has the story from Ohio Stadium.
The NCAA's bowl-game system to determine a football champion — even with the addition of a national championship game — never made much sense to many sports fans used to season-ending playoffs.
Dominic Zvada kicked a 21-yard field goal with 45 seconds left and Michigan stunned No. 2 Ohio State 13-10 on Saturday, likely ending the Buckeyes ’ hopes of returning to the Big Ten title game next week.
COLLEGE STATION, Texas — Quintrevion Wisner ran for a career-high 186 yards and Quinn Ewers threw a touchdown pass to lead No. 3 Texas to a 17-7 win over 20th-ranked archrival Texas A&M on Saturday night, sending the Longhorns to the Southeastern Conference championship game.
We're down to the stretch drive in the battle to book spots in the first NCAA football 12-team playoff bracket. Nine conference championship games on Friday and Saturday will be the final chances for teams to make a case to the committee ahead of Sunday's bracket reveal.
Sabres GM Kevyn Adams brought up Buffalo's lack of palm trees and high taxes as a challenge for the franchise. All this did was make fans of the struggling team even angrier, writes Mike Koreen.
When Vancouver native Ty Benefield plays in a College Football Playoff quarterfinal on New Year's Eve, the Boise State Broncos' sophomore safety will be taking another step toward completing his ultimate sporting mission.
If Canadian star quarterback Kurtis Rourke and the Indiana Hoosiers want to extend their Cinderella season, they'll have to overcome one of the NCAA's best defences in a hostile environment.
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