Sam Darry will make his Super Rugby debut for the Blues on Sunday in their home opener.
The easy option for Sam Darry would have been to stay exactly where he was, in a familiar home city, surrounded by family and friends, immersed in a proven Crusaders rugby development system and just wait for his chances to eventually roll around. But, like the proverbial salmon swimming against the current, the 20-year-old Dunedin-born Cantabrian decided to take the less travelled route and jump off the famous red and black rugby production line to come north to seek opportunity. It is fair to say the easy way does not so much interest this impressive young man as does the right way. And, armed with all the facts and advice a rising rugby prospect could hope for, he made the tough decision to cut his ties with Canterbury and head to the Blues for his Super Rugby.
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Picking a top ten list of the greatest All Blacks ever is like choosing your favourite child: hard to do, but you probably could if you really had to.
This list doesn’t cover the ‘greatest’ All Blacks, but simply who my favourite All Blacks of all time are and why. Your list will be completely different, most likely, but hey, what’s life without good quality debate?
A Casper man who worked as a bouncer at a local bar has sued three Casper police officers and the city for allegedly violating his constitutional right to not present identification without probable cause, according to a complaint filed in U.S. District Court on Monday. This matter concerns a citizen s right to respectfully decline to comply with law enforcement s unlawful request without suffering detention, seizure, arrest, and search, according to the complaint by Kaleb Clark filed by his attorneys Ian Sandefer and Jamie Woolsey. Further, this case is brought to ensure that the color of one s skin does not determine the scope of his or her liberty, according to the complaint.