All-Time American List: Clarence Culpepper
Clarence Culpepper played rugby for Philadelphia and (for longer) Roanoke during his career through the 1970s and 1980s.
Known as a mobile and tenacious openside flanker who covered a lot of ground, Culpepper was also a superb leader and captain.
All-Time American List: Jay Berwanger
Jay Berwanger won what would later become the Heisman Trophy as a back for the University of Chicago, but despite being the first player ever draft by an NFL team, he didn't play pro ball.
All-Time American List: Mose Timoteo
Mose Timoteo has been everywhere and done almost everything in American rugby.
Dallas Jackals Forge Pathway Relationship With DI Clubs
The Dallas Jackals have announced a partnership with two major men's clubs in the city, setting up an affiliate relationship that will play a key role in extending the performance pathway for domestic players.
College And HS Products Still Signing In MLR Despite the COVID-19 problems and the very real concern that things won't be cleared up anytime soon, Major League Rugby teams are still making deals. College players are still getting signed, although we're seeing more re-signings and signings from overseas. This, of course, spells out the truth that with 13 teams in the league there are only about 500-600 spots.
