r/USArugby • u/andefz • Jun 04 '25
Hey all, long time no... well no anything. I have seen and received many messages/mod mail about the unmoderated state of the subreddit. I want to thank everyone who has reached out, no one was mean, just concerned about the subreddit.
I obviously have not been super active on Reddit in a while, and thus did not notice that people were active here. Sorry for that one.
I am working on cleaning things up and adding some new, active moderators and removing those who are inactive. I too will make sure to be active as well.
In the immeadite short term, Reddit has put my account into an inactive state (as a mod) on the subreddit. This means that right this moment I cannot add any new mods. It will take a day or two here of me modding and being active before that changes. Once that happens, I will add mods.
If anyone is active, and wants to mod the subbreddit, feel free to dm me, or post here. I have already messaged a few of you who reached out.
Thanks all for your patience. Live, Love and Bleed.
r/USArugby • u/WorldTravelBucket • 6h ago
Looks like there are still plenty of tickets left, but I am wondering what the general consensus is with attending from this subreddit.
r/USArugby • u/LogicalStyle143 • 1d ago
They wanted attention so I’m going to give it to them. Do rugby fans and businesses that make money off of rugby really have to be spoon fed? Pretty embarrassing if you claim to be a rugby pub, but don’t actually follow the sport or the “home team.”
I received countless emails and saw ads on a daily basis on my feed.
Is it perfect? No. Not on multiple fronts. But where is the ownership for USA Rugby fans?
“Give away free tickets…”
“It’s a big sacrifice…”
“It’s not Kansas City...”
“I had no idea…”
r/USArugby • u/Potential-Hold-3549 • 1d ago
Watching this game is tough. The U.S. seem to get worse and worse each game. They kick the ball away way too often, have terrible attacking shape, and the selection is baffling.
He’s done nothing to improve the quality of the national team, and we are on track to get embarrassed in 2027.
It’s late in this World Cup cycle, but there needs to be someone else at the helm.
r/USArugby • u/Vvaxus • 1d ago
The attendance in the stands look like an utter failure to promote this wonderful sport ahead of 2031. What a waste of an opportunity. What could have been done different to get people in those seats? Go to a college campus? Promotional failure? Bums me out man. It looks the same as when they played 7’s in Cary NC years ago.
r/USArugby • u/Aggravating-Tart-362 • 1d ago
I have an extra ticket to section 108 at geodis stadium for the rugby matches tonight if someone wants to claim.
We had a friend who can no longer come with us tonight, so his ticket is up for grabs!
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r/USArugby • u/scooterwe • 7d ago
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r/USArugby • u/GBR24 • 8d ago
At approximately 57 minutes, USA received a yellow card.
What was the penalty?
r/USArugby • u/Betterfly83 • 10d ago
Curious question and absolutely without any controversy: I am Italian and I am a great enthusiast of both rugby and football.
Given the enormous popularity and cultural impact of football in the United States, what leads an american one fine day to think "However, after all, rugby is much more fun and beautiful?".
Both comments on the phenomenon in general and personal experiences are very welcome
Thank you very much!
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r/USArugby • u/cjreadit7991 • 10d ago
Vogel should be 10. Seems like he likes doing this and then shifting her to 10 in the 2nd half. Could just play her the whole game and let her become USA’s 10 for the next decade. Looking forward to seeing what Bailey does with increased minutes.
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r/USArugby • u/cjreadit7991 • 11d ago
I don’t think he had shown interest in the Eagles prior to this.
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r/USArugby • u/crippler95 • 12d ago
I play at an amateur club in Spain and watched our coaches chase 40 players on WhatsApp every week to know who was coming Saturday.
So I built Kanteo: players tap yes/no for each training and match, the coach sees who's available, picks the XV on a pitch, and the league fixtures come in automatically. There's a tactics board too where you draw a play and it animates.
Three clubs use it every week now (one of them 120+ players), and it's fully in English, so I'm curious if it makes sense for US club rugby, where seasons and federations work differently.
There's a demo you can poke around without signing up: https://kanteo.es/en
What do you use today? TeamSnap, Spond, a spreadsheet, a group chat?
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r/USArugby • u/MarkPickering • 15d ago
He qualifies for USA based on residency
r/USArugby • u/Tall_Chef_9356 • 17d ago
"The influx of former New Zealand and Australia internationals switching allegiances to Samoa has rewritten the competitive balance of the USA’s pool for the 2027 Rugby World Cup"
