Jan102012

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Dec152011

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Contrary to popular belief, Lorem Ipsum is not simply random text. It has roots in a piece of classical Latin literature from 45 BC, making it over 2000 years old. Richard McClintock, a Latin professor at Hampden-Sydney College in Virginia, looked up one of the more obscure Latin words, consectetur, from a Lorem Ipsum passage, and going through the cites of the word in classical literafree musicture, discovered the undoubtable source. Lorem Ipsum comes from sections 1.10.32 and 1.10.33 of “de Finibus Bonorum et Malorum” (The Extremes of Good and Evil) by Cicero, written in 45 BC. This book is a treatise on the theory of ethics, very popular during the Renaissance. The first line of Lorem Ipsum, “Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet..”, comes from a line in section 1.10.32.

The standard chunk of Lorem Ipsum used since the 1500s is reproduced below for those interested. Sections 1.10.32 and 1.10.33 from “de Finibus Bonorum et Malorum” by Cicero are also reproduced in their exact original form, accompanied by English versions from the 1914 translation by H. Rackham.

 

Oct242011

Carolinas Rugby League

Welcome to the home of the Carolinas Rugby League:
An elite collegiate conference of USA Rugby

Friday, 03/12/10
CRL Round 3 Make-Up:
North Carolina St. @ Clemson

Week 1: 01/23/10
Wake Forest @ South Carolina
East Carolina @ Clemson
North Carolina St. @ North Carolina
Week 2: 01/30/10
South Carolina @ East Carolina *PPD*
North Carolina @ Wake Forest *PPD*
Appalachian St. @ N.C. State *PPD*
Week 3: 02/06/10
Appalachian St. @ South Carolina *PPD*
Wake Forest @ East Carolina *PPD*
North Carolina St. @ Clemson *PPD*
Week 4: 02/13/10
North Carolina @ Appalachian St.
Week 4: 02/13/10
South Carolina @ North Carolina St.
Clemson @ Wake Forest
North Carolina @ Appalachian St.
Make-Up (Week 2): 02/14/10
North Carolina @ Wake Forest
Make-Up (Week 3): 02/16/10
Appalachian St. @ South Carolina
Week 5: 02/20/10
Appalachian St.@ East Carolina
North Carolina @ Clemson
North Carolina St. @ Wake Forest
Make-Up (Week 2): 02/21/10
Appalachian St. @ North Carolina St.
Make-Up (Week 3): 02/25/10
Wake Forest @ East Carolina
Week 6: 02/27/10
South Carolina @ North Carolina
East Carolina @ North Carolina St.
Clemson @ Appalachian St.
Make-Up (Week 2): 02/28/10
South Carolina @ East Carolina
Week 7: 03/05/10
Clemson @ South Carolina
Week 7: 03/06/10
East Carolina @ North Carolina
Wake Forest @ Appalachian St.
Make-Up (Week 3): 03/12/10
North Carolina St. @ Clemson
With the conclusion of last weekend’s matches, it has been determined which CRL clubs will move on to the South playoffs, to begin March 20th.

South Carolina will be representing the CRL in USA Division 1 play, taking on #8 Arkansas State in the Division 1 South Final Four. The winner of that match will play the winner of Florida vs. the Southeastern champion (Tennessee or Georgia), and the two championship game contestants will move on to the National Round of 16.

N.C. State will be the CRL’s top Division 2 seed, set to face the #2 Division 2 team from the Southeastern League, which is to be determined. At this moment, it appears the club will host Ole Miss in a neutral location.

Joining N.C. State in Division 2 action will be Appalachian State, who will likely travel to Vanderbilt.

Other qualified Division 2 playoff contestants thus far are South Florida (Florida League #1 seed), Eckerd (Florida #2), Georgia Tech (Independence League #1), and Kennesaw State (Independence #2). Unlike Division 1, which just has a semi-final round and championship (March 27th & 28th), Division 2 play also has a quarter-final round on March 20th.

With one game remaining in CRL play (N.C. State @ Clemson; Friday, March 12th), the inaugural championship will come down to either USC or the Wolfpack. A win over Clemson will give the title to N.C. State, but a tie (even with bonus) or a loss will hand the CRL’s Division 1 representative the first league crown.

Carolinas Rugby League Commissioner Andy Richards is a regular contributor to the Coaching section of American Rugby News, the nation’s leading rugby news site. Please show your support for the CRL by reading his latest entries, located here.
The new Carolinas Rugby League for men’s collegiate rugby teams from colleges and universities in North Carolina and South Carolina kicks off its season on January 23, 2010. Wake Forest will play South Carolina in Columbia, NC State will take on North Carolina in Chapel Hill, and East Carolina will travel to Clemson. Appalachian State has a bye on the first weekend. This is the inaugural season for the league.

“It was time for a shake-up in collegiate competition in the Carolinas. This league structure will bring together some fierce rivals that will evoke a lot of local interest,” said Carolinas Rugby League Commissioner Andy Richards.

To continue reading this article at American Rugby News,click here.

To continue reading this article at Rugby Magazine, click here.

The fall season is now in the rear view mirror and we’re starting to look on down the road towards the start of the first ever Carolinas Rugby League. When the idea of this league was hatched, choosing a champion from the 7 teams was a difficult task. Well, with the closure of the fall season, picking a favorite to win the league is even harder.

To continue reading this article, click here.
North Carolina and Palmetto Rugby Union rosters stocked with players from the Carolinas Rugby League went 3-1 over the weekend, impressing many at the 2009 USA Rugby South All-Star Tournament in Knoxville, TN. The North Carolina All-Stars, coached by CRL Commissioner Andy Richards, downed Georgia I in the Cup Semi-Finals 14-11, before falling to a loaded Mid-South I team in the Championship, 23-08. In the Bowl Division, the Palmetto team easily rolled its competition, sprinting past Mid-South II 30-08 before crushing the Deep South 66-00 in the Bowl Championship. The two sides’ success promotes the Palmetto team into next year’s Cup Division, and seeds the North Carolina All-Stars #2 overall. 
Friday, 03/05/10
CRL Round 7:
South Carolina 20, Clemson 10
North Carolina 64, East Carolina 00
South Carolina B 32, Clemson B 00
No. Carolina B 20, East Carolina B 00 (F)
Saturday, 03/06/10
CRL Round 7:
Appalachian St. 31, Wake Forest 10
Top 25: Cream Rising
College: SEC Scores
College: CRL Scores
Top 25: Frontrunners Emerge
College: Make-Up Scores
College: CRL Scores
College: Make-Up Games
Top 25: LVI Influence
College: Carolinas Score
College: Carolinas League scores
Top 25: Host of Changes
Top 25: CPSLO Drops Out
Top 25: SMC Takes a Tumble
College: Eastern scores
ARN: New Carolinas League
RugbyMag: Carolinas League set to start coming weekend
Top 25: UCLA Returns

Top 25: Big Hurt for Big Green
Top 25: Few Changes
College: Eastern scores
Top 25: Plenty of Movement
College: Eastern scores
Top 25: ASU takes a hit
College: Eastern scores
Clemson announces new scholarships
Preseason hits higher gear
USC opens new season with win
New coaches at USC

NC State scrumming against Wake Forest


Wake Forest rallied to beat Clemson

Website last updated: 11 March 2010

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