By paNOW Staff

Riders don’t want to change too much for west semi-final

Nov 9, 2010 | 1:23 PM

With the West semifinal just around the corner, the Saskatchewan Roughriders’ preparation won’t change much from the regular season.

Players have different ways of preparing, and they stick to what works.

Gene Makowsky said their preparation includes improving from their last win over Edmonton.

“When you’re not improving, you’re moving backwards, so there’s lots of room for improvement.  I’ve never heard of a perfect game played by offence, defense, or special teams in the history of football,” said Makowsky.

Omarr Morgan said they don't need to tweak things too much.

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“I don’t think you add anything differently.  You just go out there and fine-tune what you’ve been doing.  Just try to keep all three phases together.  We’re just going to fine-tune some things this week,” said Morgan.

The Riders are back on the practice field tomorrow.