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Mauldin IV ends retirement, signs with B.C. Lions

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Mauldin IV ends retirement, signs with B.C. Lions
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VANCOUVER – Lorenzo Mauldin IV ended his CFL retirement Monday, signing with the B.C. The six-foot-four, 257-pound Mauldin ended last season with the Calgary Stampeders, who acquired Mauldin from the Ottawa Redblacks. Mauldin was the CFL’s top defensive player in 2022 when he posted a league-leading 17 sacks.

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VANCOUVER – Lorenzo Mauldin IV ended his CFL retirement Monday, signing with the B.C. Lions. The six-foot-four, 257-pound Mauldin ended last season with the Calgary Stampeders, who acquired Mauldin from the Ottawa Redblacks. Mauldin was the CFL’s top defensive player in 2022 when he posted a league-leading 17 sacks. Related Videos 2:09 Touchdown Kelowna projects local business boost Touchdown Kelowna projects local business boost The Stamps kick off the first home game of the season that will see the Grey Cup in town in November Tickets for 113th Grey Cup in Calgary are now on sale University of Calgary pursues new on-campus stadium for varsity sports Calgary Close-up: Quarterback play key if Stamps are to advance in CFL playoffs B.C. Lions Running Back James Butler B.C.

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