Jake likes a lot of stuff. He hasn't put all of it here yet, but he's slowly working on it.
- Football Rules
- Canadian Football
- Links to early Canadian football rules
- (1896) Short description of Canadian football by Camp and Deland
- (1904) Playing Rules of the Game of the Manitoba Rugby Football Union
- (1905) Playing Rules of the Game of the Ontario Rugby Football Union
- (1905) Playing Rules of the Game of the Quebec Rugby Football Union
- (1905) Playing Rules of the Game of the Canadian Intercollegiate (Rugby) Football Union
- (1905) Regulations for the Championship of the Canadian Rugby Union and Plan of the Field
- (1906) Playing Rules of the Game of the Ontario Rugby Football Union
- (1906) Playing Rules of the Canadian Rugby Union, Adopted by the Quebec Rugby Football Union
- (1906) Playing Rules of the Game of the Canadian Intercollegiate (Rugby) Football Union
- (1906) Regulations for the Championship of the Canadian Rugby Union and Plan of the Field
- Canadian Football
- In No Particular Order
Recent posts
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Almost back
Most of the previously available football rules content is now back online and almost as pretty as ever.
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21 – Naps
I was never really able to nap when I was younger. Maybe that helps me appreciate them even more now that I can enjoy them in my middle age. But either way, a refreshing nap can save a day that would otherwise waste away in a tired blur. If I'd been able to nap today,
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20 – Sudoku
I tend to like puzzles in general, and sudoku is a brilliantly elegant little puzzle. The rules are simple but the difficulty is scalable, so it's accessible to nearly everyone. I like the way your progress, and your feeling of progress, builds on itself.
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19 – The rouge
Canadian football's beautiful single point score is oft-maligned, but I love it. It's one of the oldest surviving elements of the game, and almost certainly the oldest distinctively Canadian element. It encourages exciting kick returns, and helps keep the sport tied to its roots as more of a kicking game.