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Depowered? The scrum is still vital in Super Rugby
- The Brumbies and Blues faced renewed scrutiny over scrum policing as the season opened.
- ESPN’s summary confirms Super Rugby Pacific remains highly unpredictable with several upsets.
- Crusaders' dominance and tactical use of set-pieces shaped early results in the competition.
- World Rugby’s Shape of the Game discussions helped quell fears about scrums being removed from the sport.
- Hurricanes’ upset by the Drua highlighted the season's broader volatility and potential.
- Wallabies-planned movements and coaching changes influence early-season strategies in Australian teams.
- Reds' Gordon debut added depth at fly-half as the team navigates competition for the No. 10 jersey.
- ESPN notes attention on fan engagement as rounds deliver 'an absolute treat for the neutrals'.
- Moana Pasifika and Force face ongoing challenges with consistency amid travel and schedule strains.
- ESPN’s piece emphasizes the global debate around adopting further law variations beyond Australia and New Zealand.
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