Scrap used as teaching tool as Stamps aim to become more disciplined Rookie receiver Brandon Kinnie came up swinging at Keon Raymond last Friday Vicki Hall, Calgaryherald.com A stern John Hufnagel conducted a lengthy sermon at the conclusion of Day 6 at Calgary Stampeder training camp. At issue: the first scrap of camp involving rookie receiver Brandon Kinnie and the most unlikely of combatants — soft-spoken linebacker Keon Raymond. For the record, Kinnie was the one to come up swinging after taking exception to Raymond’s coverage style on a passing drill. For the record, Kinnie earned an early shower for his part in the squabble. “There was a confrontation,” Hufnagel, the head coach and general manager, was saying after he addressed his charges on the matter. “Something happened. We’re not quite sure. I didn’t see the whole thing, whose space got interrupted. But it’s funny . . .” Funny, because Hufnagel talked to the group about discipline on Friday night. In fact, to make his point, he showed a video clip of a player taking a swing at an opponent during a game, and the officials promptly marching the offender to the locker-room for rough play. “That’s why I had my little chat with them,” Hufnagel said. “If you swing, you’re out.” Kinnie swung, and he was out. Read more: http://www.calgaryherald.com/sports...used+teaching+tool+Calgary/8501828/story.html
