FloRugby D1A All-American 2nd Team

The 2019-20 D1A season looked like it was sure to be the most competitive in memory, as at least six teams looked poised for a legitimate run at the national title. 

The 2019-20 D1A season looked like it was sure to be the most competitive in memory, as at least six teams looked poised for a legitimate run at the national title. 

Yesterday I spoke with Ryan Britain, inside center for Rugby ATL and its development squad, 404 Rugby, looking to learn a bit about what the team is doing during this challenging time and what the future holds for the players. 

With time up on the clock (yes, the time on the scoreboard was wrong), USA's Will Hooley landed a massive penalty from out wide to seal the deal for the Eagles. 

Yes, we're bored too. There is no new rugby to escape to in this difficult time as we attempt to stave off the COVID-19 virus. Since there's nothing on the menu for the foreseeable future, we thought it may be time to start getting into hypothetical-land. 

Eddie Jones remained unbeaten against his home country and former team as England scored a bevy of tries en route to a big win at Twickenham, just one year out from the Rugby World Cup. 

Before all this coronavirus madness, there was a time where, believe it or not, actual rugby was played by actual people. 

Imagine you're a rugby coach, and you've coached your team for a few years. While the results have been good, and everyone's having fun, you can't help but notice that the team hasn't shown any marked signs of improvement from year to year. 

Who on the USA Eagles truly reflects your disposition towards the game of rugby? Are you a hardworking, nose-to-the-grindstone front-rower? Are you a long, lanky lock who thrives in the air? Or are you a wild back rower that can't get enough of the contact?

In the summer of 2018, 83 men's collegiate rugby players were invited to a week-long selection camp as they aimed to secure a place on the Collegiate All-Americans side.