More Big Rocks to Move for Eagles Against Zimbabwe
What are the big rocks this week?
Last week the USA Men's 15s looked at tough, disciplined defense, set piece, and the kicking game.
Those were the biggest rocks to move out of the way in constructing the road to the 2027 Rugby World Cup. Overall, they did the job. The defense hit that disciplined-but-physical mark in the second half. The Eagles only gave up four penalties in the entire match.
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