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INSIDE THE LINES returns to the airwaves. The popular radio show, which looks at the sport from a unique wagering perspective, begins a new season Sunday, Aug. 26 at 10 a.m. ET on Bell Media sports radio stations – TSN 1050 Toronto, TSN 990 Montreal, TSN 1290 Winnipeg, TEAM 1040 Vancouver and TEAM 1200 Ottawa. Host Arnie Spanier, along with "House Money" Steve Rapp and Dan Berlin take listeners through all the football action on Sundays, giving fans injury and line updates, as well as opinions from both sides of the betting spectrum. The show, the longest running of its kind, is presented by bet365.net and can be heard right across Canada at 10 a.m. ET. "We have been providing one-of-a-kind, up-to-the-minute information to wagering sports fans on Sunday mornings for 11 years", said Steve Rapp. "We couldnt be happier to now be across the country with the leader in sports broadcasting in Canada. It is an exciting move for us and for bet365.net." "INSIDE THE LINES is the type of sports radio station we are proud to provide to our listeners," said Robert Gray, Program Director, TSN Radio. "Bringing football fans the need- to-know on one of the most popular sports in North America. This season, Arnie and the gang return bigger and better than ever, just in time to reach an expanded Canadian audience." Cheap Jerseys From China .ca is giving you complete coverage of UEFA EURO 2012. It continues on TSN. Cheap NFL Jerseys China . The short answer: He wont rush it. The 11-time All-Star walked gingerly but without a noticeable limp in his first post-op meeting with reporters Tuesday, four days after arthroscopic surgery on his ailing right knee. http://studyworx.org/china.html . Forwards Sam Gagner, Linus Omark and Chris VandeVelde along with defenceman Theo Peckham, Jeff Petry and Alex Plante, and goalie Devan Dubnyk were all extended offers.OTTAWA (CIS) – The reigning Vanier Cup champion McMaster Marauders top the Football Reporters of Canada – CIS rankings for the seventh time in as many polls this season.  The Marauders (6-0) once again received 29 first-place votes and 299 points from the 30-member FRC panel, with the remaining first-place nod going to the Calgary Dinos (5-0), who earned 268 points to remain comfortably in second place for the fifth consecutive week. There are a number of changes behind the leading duo in the new media poll with five teams on the move. The No. 3 Laval Rouge et Or (6-0) and No. 4 Queens Gaels (5-1) both gain one position; the No. 5 Montreal Carabins (5-1) are down two spots; the No. 6 Regina Rams (4-1) stay put; the No. 7 Guelph Gryphons (5-1) are up two; the No. 8 Manitoba Bisons (3-2) hold on to their previous position; the No. 9 Western Mustangs (3-3) are down a pair; and the No. 10 Acadia Axemen (4-1) also stay put. The No. 4 ranking is a season best for Queens, while Guelph had not been ranked this high nationally since reaching fourth place in October of 1997 (Oct. 21 poll). Results by Top-10 teams this past week were McMaster 54, York 14 (at York); Laval 30, Montreal 11 (at Laval); Queens 24, Windsor 7 (at Windsor); Guelph 42, Western 39 (at Guelph); Acadia 41, StFX 14 (at StFX). Calgary, Regina and Manitoba all enjoyed a break in the Canada West schedule. With their domination of York, the top-ranked Marauders moved to 6-0 in league play for the first tiime since 2003 - when they went 8-0 in conference action for the second straight year – and extended to 16 games their overall winning streak dating back to Week 3 of the 2011 schedule, three shy of the all-time CIS mark set by Laval from 2004 to 2005.dddddddddddd The defending national champs and all-star quarterback Kyle Quinlan, who leads the country with 15 touchdown passes and has yet to throw an interception this season, can clinch first place in the OUA on Saturday with a home victory against Windsor (3-3). In the most anticipated matchup of Week 6, Sunday in Quebec City, third-ranked Laval sent a message to its RSEQ rivals and to the rest of the country with a convincing 30-11 win over previously undefeated Montreal. The result extended Lavals CIS-record streak to 54 straight overall victories on home turf dating back to 2004, but more importantly it gave the Rouge et Or a 19-point cushion going into Saturdays rematch at Montreal. Point differential in head-to-head competition will serve as the first tiebreaker should the archrivals finish the campaign with identical records. In the other Top-10 battle of the past weekend, Saturday in Guelph, the No. 7 Gryphons built a 33-7 lead by halftime and then held on to upset visiting Western 42-39. Things dont get any easier this week for the upstart Gryphons as they host No. 4 Queens for a contest that will most likely decide second place in Ontario. Queens is coming off a solid 24-7 road win against Windsor. ' ' '