DON BLAIR

Q: What years did you play as a Dino?

DB: 92-95

Q: What position did you play?

DB: Receiver

Q: What is your favourite memory of your time with the Dinos?

DB: 95 playoff run to the Vanier Cup

Q: Have you been involved in football in any capacity since you graduated?

DB: CFL- 96-03

Q: What are you doing now?

DB: Account Manager –‘Boston Scientific’, a surgical device company

Q: Do you have a family and/or kids now?

DB: Wife- Linda, Daughter- Dani (2.5), Son- Erik (1)

Q: Is there anything else you’d like to share with other alumni?

DB: I’m sure I can speak for most everyone that had the chance to make a living at this game playing in the CFL. First of all you recognize how fortunate you are to have come through a program like this. But even more importantly you know the University years are still by far the best. The simple fact that there is no money, no free agency, and no trades. It’s just a group of guys going out and trying to make something happen. You only have small window of opportunity to do it, and you need a special group of people who all believe it’s possible. When it comes together as it did for us in 95’, it is pretty magical.