Rider Rumblings 118: Riders lose 3rd in a row, blow another lead heading into bye week.

Rob Vanstone and Murray Mandryk discuss the latest game against the B.C. Lions, which saw the Riders lose their third consecutive game.

The Riders record now sits at 4-4 as they head into the bye week. The Riders lost 32-17 on Friday at Mosaic Stadium, giving up 28 unanswered points against the B.C. Lions as the Lions completed a comeback win.

The loss against B.C. was Saskatchewan’s third consecutive loss, including back-to-back losses against the Toronto Argonauts on July 16 and again July 24. The Riders don’t play again until August 13 when they roll into Edmonton to face the Elks. The sports world is ever-changing, as are the times. Supplement your steady diet of sports coverage by subscribing to the Regina Leader-Post’snewsletter. Each week, sports editor Rob Vanstone will provide additional commentary on the Roughriders, Pats and other teams/sports of interest, along with a peek behind the curtain.

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