A week is a long time in the Top 14, whether it is major signings being announced, discipline being handed out or injury updates the league never stops.

With the 2022 Major League Rugby Draft just weeks away, there are a few highly anticipated top prospects ready to enter North America’s professional rugby competition. One name that all MLR fans should grow accustomed to is Sam Golla, the lock/flanker out of the University of California.

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. 

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

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. 

The Davenport Panthers have turned the busses around and are heading back to Michigan just two days before their Mid-South clash with the Life Running Eagles. 

While a fair few D1A teams ran through the majority of their schedule in the fall, including teams in the Rugby East, the Big Ten, and the Liberty conferences, springtime is when the competition really heats up. 

With the D1A spring season in full swing, we're treated to some really juicy matchups on Saturday, with four ranked matchups highlighting another full slate of rugby this weekend. 

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Following last week's defeat to the Arkansas State Red Wolves, their first in the past 30 games, the Life Running Eagles will look to get back in the win column on Saturday at 1:00 PM (ET) when they host the Lindenwood Lions. 

The Life University Running Eagles have reloaded once again in 2020, as they aim to become the first team to win three straight D1A national titles. 

While a fair few D1A teams ran through the majority of their schedule in the fall -- including teams in the Rugby East, the Big Ten, and the Liberty conferences -- springtime is when the competition really heats up. 

While a fair few D1A teams ran through the majority of their schedule in the fall -- including teams in the Rugby East, the Big Ten, and the Liberty conferences -- springtime is when the competition really heats up. 

While a fair few D1A teams ran through the majority of their schedule in the fall -- including teams in the Rugby East, the Big Ten, and the Liberty conferences -- springtime is when the competition really heats up.