Rugby Archives

00:03/03:40

36.4K

Stay

The Comeback Videos

Trailblazers helped open door for Caitlin Clark but Clark exceeds expectations (Howard Megdal)

Caitlin Clark is already on her way to being the greatest women's basketball player ever. To some, she's already the greatest. That doesn't mean women's basketball started when Caitlin Clark started playing basketball at Iowa. Over the decades, many women opened doors so the future stars could walk through. And when Clark is older, she will more than likely do that for the next generation. Howard Megdal, author of the book 'Becoming Caitlin Clark,' realizes that those from the past may not have received enough credit for putting women's basketball on a level for a Caitlin Clark to become a megastar, but that it shouldn't diminish from the fact that Clark seized the opportunity that not many others could have done.#CaitlinClark #IndianaFever #WNBA #AAPodcast #AwfulAnnouncingDownload the Awful Announcing Podcast:

Ireland set to go after Blacks

"This will be an epic rematch"

Chiefs sign top rugby star

Louis Rees-Zammit caught the attention of the Chiefs with his performance at the NFL's International Player Pathway pro day earlier this month.

Star athlete killed in brutal mass stabbing in England

"Mike was simply a much-loved son, brother, grandson, and uncle who loved his dogs."

Joe Biden makes major sports blunder overseas

"He beat the [heck] out of the Black and Tans."

Rugby match overshadowed by controversial snafu

A rugby sevens match between Hong Kong and South Korea was overshadowed by a major mishap.

Rugby player suspended for grabbing opponent in private area

"The footage shows a deliberate placing of Corey Norman’s hands and fingers on the buttocks"

Huddersfield rugby player Kenny Edwards banned for 10 matches “for putting his finger up the bottom of an opponent”

"Edwards was charged by the Rugby Football League's match review panel with a Grade F offence, the most serious available to it, for 'other contrary behaviour' and referred to an independent tribunal, which handed out the punishment following a hearing on Wednesday evening."

Archives