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"RUCK! MAUL! SCRUM! LINE-OUT!" These are terms you have more-than-likely heard watching a rugby match. To understand the basic rules of the game and know a little bit about all 15 positions, this is the article to read. | "RUCK! MAUL! SCRUM! LINE-OUT!" These are terms you have more-than-likely heard watching a rugby match. To understand the basic rules of the game and know a little bit about all 15 positions, this is the article to read. | ||
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#Usually the hooker is the one that throws the ball in from the touchline. The pods vary in size (there may be only one or multiple) and the offensive team chooses how many they wish to do; the defensive team has to match. During a line out, the hooker (or whoever throws the ball) calls the play and the specific pod, comprised of two lifters and a jumper, will jump up to try to knock the ball down to their team’s side. Once the ball is knocked down, the game resumes as normal. | #Usually the hooker is the one that throws the ball in from the touchline. The pods vary in size (there may be only one or multiple) and the offensive team chooses how many they wish to do; the defensive team has to match. During a line out, the hooker (or whoever throws the ball) calls the play and the specific pod, comprised of two lifters and a jumper, will jump up to try to knock the ball down to their team’s side. Once the ball is knocked down, the game resumes as normal. | ||
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== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
