GRR: USA Rugby
National Collegiate Rugby has filed a limited objection to USA Rugby's Plan of Reorganization, which is a key step in making it through the bankruptcy process.
USA Rugby’s behind-the-scenes efforts to adjust residency rules aren’t just about complaining about what happened before; they have a direct influence over the near future.
Prompted in part by the Wes White Fiasco, USA Rugby is pushing World Rugby to rethink how it judges whether a player is a resident or not.
It's not necessarily all clear sailing in the new Good Ship Youth & High School, as there remain some issues to deal with, but there are also some developments of interest that could be good news for everyone.
A GoffRugbyReport Opinion Column by Alex Goff—World Rugby still doesn’t understand much about the United States.
This is a surprise to you? We hear you ask. No, it’s not a surprise as such, but it is a bit of a surprise to learn quite how much World Rugby doesn’t understand about the USA.
USA Rugby looks like it will climb its way through the Bankruptcy process in the next month or so, but questions remain as to what, if anything, the organizations creditors will get.
As reported on GRR earlier this month, USA Rugby did settle with what was listed as its largest creditor, United World Sports.
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