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Hmmmmmmm... No.

Not yet, but they're targeting the rights... https://www.smh.com.au/business/companies/nine-definitely-keen-on-formula-1-broadcast-deal-amid-epl-speculation-20250430-p5lvfb.html

Super Rugby Pacific Round 13 Injury/Unavailability List *TBC time/injury unless specified Western Force Vaiolini Ekuasi (shoulder) Harry Johnson-Holmes (knee) Harry Hoopert (knee) Brandon Paenga-Amosa (ankle) Divad Palu (shoulder) Marley Pearce (shoulder) Dylan Pietsch (quad) Matt Proctor...

FORCE (1-15): Ryan Coxon, Nic Dolly, Tom Robertson, Jeremy Williams (c), Darcy Swain, Will Harris, Carlo Tizzano, Nick Champion de Crespigny; Henry Robertson, Ben Donaldson, Mac Grealy, Hamish Stewart, Bayley Kuenzle, Harry Potter, Kurtley Beale Replacements: Tom Horton, Atu Moli, Tiaan...

Tizzano is playing great, but I think it will take more than a handful of SRP (Super Rugby Pacific) games to displace an experienced, quality test calibre player...

I do wonder if that's the snowball effect of him being on the end of defensive problems across the Tahs' backline, particularly with their centres? Similar to the Wobs' issues last year with Paisami at inside centre.

It's usually been a feature of his game, and he prevented a few try scoring attempts by the Brumbies on the weekend... There was a spring tour match a couple of years back when he was filling in at outside centre and the Wallabies had a man down and he was making all the right decisions.

Yeah, I still maintain that unless there's a very dramatic form reversal Schmidt is going to stick to the players from last year...

I reckon that without Kellaway on the weekend the Tahs would’ve given up a few more tries…

For Kemeny at least, that would be a significant increase from his former home ground….

Most definitely… those two and Ikitau locked in starters. The question will be does JAS play centre or wing depending on the makeup of the backline.

I’m not so sure about that… JAS was devastating with ball in hand, but Wright had an outstanding all round game.

True... It was also Hamish's fault for hiring him in the first place... and then everything after that was Eddie's fault.

He's doing the media rounds, with an interview in the Roar... I'm not going to waste my time reading it.

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/sport/rugby-union/how-rugby-australia-convinced-coach-joe-schmidt-to-extend-his-stay-ahead-of-les-kiss-arrival/news-story/3b4d17681ff6c611e789b8b68bf330b2

Australia U20 vs. New Zealand U20 Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, Gqeberha 10pm AEST Thursday 1 May 1. Finn Baxter (ACT Brumbies, Gungahlin Eagles) 2. Ollie Barrett (Western Force, Associates RUFC) 3. Kaleb Ah-Colt (NSW Waratahs, Randwick) 4. Eamon Doyle (c) (NSW Waratahs, Sydney University)...

Brumbies definitely having a strange year... dropped a couple at home they'd usually win, but have won four really impressive games on the road that I didn't have high hopes for. They tend to bounce back after a loss, but McKellar has probably got the Tahs whipped up after the bye and they'll...

https://www.canberratimes.com.au/story/8953412/act-brumbies-charlie-cale-chases-wallabies-recall-before-finals/

I can’t imagine Schmidt will be doing too much work away from home for that last six months or so of his contract…