Alan Ford, former Roughriders player and GM, played a large role in the upbringing of his grandson Jaxon, now a member of that same team.
“It helped me, too.”
“So he went to Harry Ainlay because we have friends and family . He dropped out the day after basketball season ended, with a 53 average. So he was one better than at Campbell. Education wasn’t really for him.”Article content “When I was the Riders GM and people would come to watch practice, I couldn’t figure why they did. It was so cold! But I think I watched every one of his football practices.”Article content
“ my first game at the old stadium, sitting with my grandpa,” said Jaxon. “He had season tickets, still does. “I’m not sure I can put this into words, with my grandfather’s legacy and me coming here, too,” said Jaxon, who also played football at Campbell. “It’s a real proud moment.
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