American Football Player Reacts To South Africa vs New Zealand | Springboks | All blacks | Rugby
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2023
- Shalom Family! Welcome back to our channel! Watch our intense rugby game reaction as the Springboks clash with the mighty All Blacks! Don't miss out on the thrilling moments, jaw-dropping tackles, and incredible tries. Join us as we break down the action and share our thoughts on this epic showdown! We hope you enjoy and as always don't forget to LIKE, SHARE, SUBSCRIBE & HIT THE NOTIFICATION BELL!!!!
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Y'all are really getting into our South African 🇿🇦 way of life. Love that for y'all 👌😉🤜🤛
Absolutely family
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The All Blacks are South Africa's historic rivals.
For a hundred years now the Rugby Rivalry Between South Africa and New Zealand has basically defined the Upper Echelons of the Sport, with the games between the Springboks and All Blacks being the most intense matches in Rugby.
Unfortunately New Zealand has weakened over the past couple years since they basically forced South Africa and Argentina out of Super Rugby and into the European Tournaments, but the Rivalry still stands and is still going strong.
Also, this game you just watched is the biggest defeat New Zealand has ever Suffered in their entire 100+ years of Playing Rugby Union, and with South Africa having inflicted such a heavy blow to New Zealand in the last Rugby World Cup warmup match a couple weeks ago, and with how we've been playing in the Pool stages thus far, it's looking like the Webb Ellis Trophee is coming back home to South Africa for a Fourth time (as well as 2nd time in a Row since we won the 2019 RWC as well).
Wow that’s for educating me
Please don't forget to watch Springbok vs Tonga tonight at 9.
Thanks for letting me know
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@@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE Moodie scored! Finessed them.
He was all over the highlights as well.
@@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE did you manage to catch the game?
No we didn’t 😩😩
Hi Bud, you need to watch the documentary called Chasing the Sun. Then you will understand the Springbok spirit and what drives them to play like they do. It's an absolute must watch.
Thanks for the recommendation family
Totally agree. That is one of the the best documentaries ever
You killed me when you went “so Moodie a baller”😂😂
He was balling😂
Love watching your reaction. This is a hard sport. South Africa and New Zealand have been playing rugby against each other for over 100 years. Biggest rivals. It's a religion. SA Cape Town 😅
The 2019 World Cup final was epic. It made the Bokke supporters cry, with all that was happening in the country. We are trusting that they are in the finals again this time around. Hope you are following them in this World Cup.
😂😂😂watching you watching rugby is some seriously good late night entertainment. Your expressions are epic and your fixation on the game. I see you are hooked.😂
Absolutely😂, glad you enjoyed the video.
I agree!
I'm a fan of your rugby series! Please keep it going!
We're currently 21-8 vs Tonga, hope you watching!
Thanks family
Canan Moodie only 20yrs old!! But damn what a talent he is. Go look at his tribute aswell. One of my fav players
You’d be a perfect edition to the team. You stand for what we stand for …. We’d love to see you on the pitch.
We got an establishment in the neelsie student centre in Stellenbosch here in SA called Moodys, it’s open for insane hours and treasured by the university students. Also definitely want to see you do a wine tasting in South Africa
Hahaha dude you kill me😂😂. Cheers from SA.
I love your reactions. When I used to watch football I used to scream at the television lol. You should do more reactions to Rugby!
More reactions coming soon😂
Hi, I like you're enthusiasm and eagerness to learn the our favourite sport in South Africa. You were asking about the coloured cards earlier in the video, yellow is the first card you receive for a transgression you commit on the rules (the player goes of the field for 15 minutes and the team is not allowed to replace him for the time period ) if he committed another transgression later in the game he receives a red card (in this case he is required to leave the field for the entire game and again his team is not allowed to replace him, therefore the team will not one player short for the whole game). But there is certain rules if the player breaks it he will be immediately given a red card and be sent of the field for example if a player gives a high tackle. Hopes it helps. Proud 🇿🇦
red card: sends players off
yellow: sends them off temporarily
tey: 5 points
knock on: is when the ball falls forward onto the ground leading to a penalty
you always pass back
you caan kick the ball all times
no tackles over the torso (depending on the situation
also love the content
Love the way you dissecting the game. Welcome to South Africa.
Thank you
Great review, watching from Nairobi, KE
Thanks family
We getting ready to watch the match against Tonga...at 9pm tonight ...enjoy hope u'll be watching ❤
What network are you watching it on?
@@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE Channel 201, SuperSport1
@@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE Supersport Rugby (DSTV)
Id say you've got get take a look at some of the videos from Bakkies Botha, and Eben Etsebeth hardest hits. Bakkies was a feared guy in the rugby world.
And don't forget to watch the rugby worldcup final tonight
Each suburb is turned into a stadium, the mood, the vibe....its just too amazing
U need to follow Rugby World Cup (RWC) 2023 (happening in France) almost @Quarter-Finals (this Knock-Out Stages of RWC 2023) looks like South African Springboks maybe playing Host-Nation France in Quarter-Finals....
Also, really enjoy Reaction-Vid on Rugby & hope to see more!!!!
I love your videos!! So glad you are NOW a BOK TOO😂!!
Just one thing to advise you of: make yourselves smaller and show the action in bigger frame!! Further than that... I LOVE YOUR REACTIONS❤! From a fellow South African and rugby lover ❤❤
Okay thanks for the feedback
Wow, your timing was good because South Africa vs Tonga are playing tonight at 9pm. 😁
Well that’s good to know😂
3:09 - Not flags like in NFL, it's cards. Yellow is given for a foul, the player is then sent off the field for 10min. If the same player is given a 2nd yellow card, the card is upgraded to red and the player is send off permanently. Which means the AB are playing with 14 players instead of 15 for the rest of the game.
Moodie scored a try in tonight's game as well. They are currently playing vs Tonga.
Moodie is a baller!
Malcolm Marx Jersey number 2, is 115kg standing at 189cm around 6'2 and half
Thanks for informing me
Your cousin just 20 years old. Moody has a bright future
i encourage you to consider joining local Teams(BlueBulls) etc you are build for it..
But u don’t just join rugby at that age there’s trials per regions
Thanks for the recommendation
I think he is more Lions side, but at least take a look at club rugby, for a start.
I’ve watched many reactions to this rugby vid and enjoyed yours the most😂❤🇿🇦
Glad you enjoyed the video family
Non-stop action. This sport is religion in South Africa.
So glad Americans are starting to enjoy the sport. I see more and more RUclipsrs making reaction videos to the sport. Welcome to the family.
If nothing very shocking happens, we are through to the Quarterfinals. That is in about 2 weeks. Keep an eye on the timetable, and then maybe try to catch the match at a sports bar near you. You will then truly feel the passion we have for the game (either Saturday, 14 Oct 9pm or Sunday 15 Oct, same time)
Thanks for informing us family
Not sure if anyone responded to your questions but a yellow card means they are sent off for 10min and red card they are sent off for the remainder of the game and depending on how dangerous the foul is, they can get suspended for future matches.
Springboks vs france on sunday 15 october 🎉🎉
Soccer is not as widely supported on a national level but there are some local teams that a lot of communities die hard for like Kaiza Chiefs and Orlando Pirates. A lot of people also like cricket and T20 tournaments can be fun to go to. If you like rugby you gotta check out the next 7’s tournament. In schools things like field hockey, netball, swimming and waterpolo can also be pretty big
Oh and athletics and cross country
Big ol' dude is Malcolm Marx. Massive. Someone from USA called him 'Big Country'
Springboks vs England in the world cup final tomorrow night at 9pm
Hope you're celebrating with us - the Boks won Tonga 🎉🎉
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Melcolm Marx is 1,88meters high and weight is 118 kg
Nobody will understand the pure rivalry that is Springboks vs All Blacks. No hate just pure rivalry of wanting to be better at all cost.
As one of the very very few South Africans that watch the NFL and Rugby its very difficult to compare the two games. In American Football players are prone to explosive bursts of speed ans strength where as in Rugby players are almost carved out stone and conditioned for 80 minutes of heavy contact and non stop moving and runinng, mauling and rucking so their physical conditioning and fitness is much greater than NFL players. Like you could take an NFL player and have him play in an American football game and he would easily last the entire game where the same would never be possible switching, Placing an American football player in a Rugby match they would tire out way too quickly. There are certain positions from either side where you could see those players slotting nicely into the others game like many Locks in Rugby could potentially be solid Tight Ends or Wide Recievers could be great wings in rugby, running backs could make great very good flanks or centers and vice versa. However the problem here is it would far easier for an NFL olayer to transition into playing Rugby than for the Rugby player to transition into American football and this is because American football is undoubtedly more complex in terms of game play and set formations and running routes and all those good things that NFL p;ayers have been honing on and learning how to play with and understand as second nature since school. Rugby isnt nearly as complex
Receiving a yellow card is known colloquially as being sent to the "sin bin" for 10min and thier team will have to play 14 players rather then 15 until thier 10min (no other substitute can be send on in thier place ). Players receiving a second yellow card in a game will also be shown a red card and will be sent-off and unable to take part in the remainder of the match(like its been shown in this game).
4:20 ball was knocked forward so no try
yellow card means the player spends 10 min in the sin bin.
if you get 2 yellow cards then it becomes a red card which means that he is out of the game.
no replacement for the player
Thanks for educating us
If you go to Natal most of the indians are either Moody, Pillay etc. Natal has the second biggest Indian population after India itself
Rugby and American football share many similarities due to the latter originating from the game of rugby. My explanation, I hope, will clear up some differences between the two codes of football.
Here is a position comparison, but a little background:
In rugby union, there are 15 players per side. In rugby LEAGUE, a different variant of rugby, there are 13 players. I will talk about rugby league later.
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In union, the positions are number specific. 1-8 are the forwards, while 9-15 are the backs:
1/3: The props are the rugby equivalent of guards and defensive tackles in American football. Stocky and strong, they provide stability up front in the scrum. On defense, they contain the inside, and are powerful run stoppers.
2: The hooker is the rugby equivalent of the center/DT. In the scrum, he hooks the ball with his foot to feed it back to restart the play. On defense, he also acts as a meaty run stopper.
4/5: The locks are the rugby equivalent of the offensive tackles and defensive ends. They provide additional push power in the second row of the scrum, and on defense are more mobile than props, but large enough to stop heavy run players.
6/7: The flankers are the rugby equivalent of the tight ends and linebackers. On offense, they often support the back line by acting as a power player, and can stand behind backs to recover fumbled balls, or act as a powerful carrier to smash through the weaker defense on the edge. On defense, they are key tacklers, often the first to a tackle, and are often seen trying to steal the ball.
One flanker can specialize as an strong side flanker, which is similar to the outside linebacker in that they need to use speed to break away from the scrum to either stop a run on the open side, or to chase down and tackle the flyhalf before they can make a play. The other flanker acts as an inside linebacker, and stops ay surprise runs or trick plays on the weakside, which can often result in big plays if the weakside flanker misses a tackle.
8: The 8 man is the rugby equivalent of a fullback and middle linebacker. On offense, he either carries the ball in a pod, or can play in a more open manner depending on coaching philosophy. Either way, he is a strong runner, who is often able to break defensive lines. On defense, he acts as a third linebacker, and should be the second man out of the scrum to assist in tackling duties. He may also choose to pick up the ball at the base of the scrum, and run with it much like a fullback would take short power runs.
NOTE: While all players in rugby hit hard, the flankers and 8 man in my opinion rank among the hardest hitters, which is probably because of their responsibilities on the field.
9/10: A rugby team has 2 quarterbacks. The scrum half is 9, and acts as the passing aspect of the QB, while the flyhalf is 10, and acts as the decision making aspect of the QB. If the playcall is to move the ball to the backs, the scrum half will pass to the flyhalf, which then feeds the ball out wide. If the playcall is to the forwards, the scrum half passes to a pod. On defense, they are just behind the main defensive line.
11/14: The wings are the rugby equivalent of wide receivers and cornerbacks. They play the furthest out wide, which can be known as wide outs in football, and are often fast and elusive, although some teams have utilized bigger wings to smash through the weaker edge defense. They are usually the try scorers, and on defense, they often can and will drop back behind the line and man cover the wings usually.
12/13: The centers are the rugby equivalent of running/half backs and safeties or additional linebackers on defense. They are strong runners, and among the larger back line players, yet remain agile enough to be a back. They have good execution skills, and often create space for other players playing in the back line. On defense, they are aggressive tacklers, and are often the first to tackle in a scrum defense. Many centers rank among the hardest hitters.
15: The fullback is the rugby equivalent of a free safety and additional receiver in football. On offense, they may insert themselves into the backline as an additional ball carrier, allowing the offense to overload the defense. On defense, the fullback drops back several meters/feet behind the defensive line, and acts as the final line of defense, much like how a free safety often plays deep coverage. Usually, a wing or both wings will drop back more shallowly to assist in backfield defense. Fullbacks are among the most reliable tacklers on the team, and require a cool mind.
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Now that we have covered positions, here are some general similarities and differences in play style:
The rugby scrum is what you would know as the line of scrimmage. It is used in cases when a penalty has been committed, in which the offending team defends and the other team wins possession of the ball to feed in. When the ball is fed into the scrum, it is a live contest, with both packs pushing to gain meter/yard advantage, or to disrupt the opposition.
There is no football equivalent of the line out. When the ball has gone out of bounds in rugby, the game is restarted with a lineout, in which the hooker throws in the ball while designated jumpers are lifted to contest for the ball.
As the ball can only be lateraled or passed backwards, rugby style of play focuses on powerful runs and elusive passing.
Since blocking is illegal in rugby, teams have innovated by adopting a tactic called crashing, in which the decoy pretends to receive the ball, but really "crashes" into the defense WITHOUT obstruction. The ball is then fed to the actual receiver, and if done right, a crash can fake the defense out and expose holes to gain distance.
When a tackle has been made, a ruck is formed, and the ball must be released for live contest. Players on both sides will push and shove to steal or maintain possession, and when a tackle is made, the tackler MUST roll away, and the ball MUST be released.
Mauls, to me, are more or less somewhat similar in both games.
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SPECIAL TEAMS:
In rugby, kicking is handled by a back, most often the flyhalf, wings, or fullback, while in football, it is often a specialized kicker. When a try has been scored in rugby, the designed kicker will kick from the location of where the ball was placed in the end zone. There is no PAT team, as the extra 2 points are not contested in rugby.
Kick and punt returning duties are handled by the fullback and wings, although anyone may catch a kicked ball to return. If the situation calls for it, the team who has caught the kicked ball can kick it back.
Punting the ball downfield is usually done by a designated player already on the field, and is done for similar reasons in football: to gain yards when you cannot make yards on open play. The opposition may charge down the punter to block it.
During lineouts, the hooker acts as a long snapper, and must throw the ball in straight, or risk being penalized.
On kickoff, designated players will sprint downfield to tackle the returner early, like a football gunner.
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At any point in time, a player may attempt a field goal by drop kicking the ball through the goalposts. They are H shaped, and at the front of the endzone.
Bolder and risky teams may kick the ball downfield, and have teammates chase it to hopefully regain the ball and gain massive yardage or score, which is the closest thing to a forward pass in football. No player may be in front of the kicker before the kick is made.
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Quick note on rugby league:
League is more similar to football in that the line out has been omitted, there are fewer players per side, the scrums are more so a means of restarting play than actual pushing, and after 6 tackles not counting kickoff tackles, the ball must be turned over to the other team.
The 6 tackle rule is the closest thing to the downs system.
In this style of play, a team will attempt to gain enough distance to score, or at least put the opposition in a tricky spot. Often before the 6th tackle, teams will elect to punt the ball if needed.
After a tackle is made, players will roll away, while the carrier rolls the ball between his feet for the scrum half to pass the ball. Unlike a live contest ruck, the stops in between plays resembles how in football after each tackle, teams will take a moment to readjust.
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Players often wear mouth guards, or if they elect to do so, a scrum cap and light pads. The former resembles 7on7 caps, while the light pads may not be made of hard materials unlike football, and may only be 1cm thick according to rules.
We find our own ways to be drippy in rugby.
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I hope this comparison helps you understand the two sports better. I would like to try American football at some point if I can, though I consider rugby my main sport. Take care y'all.
@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE this is a really good analogy of how rugby works. Hope it helps you understand the game much better
Did you watch the semis this weekend! I think the country had a collective heart attack
Moodie is a beast!
You definitely need to do a reaction to the SA-Ireland game last week.
Thanks for the recommendation
One of the best games from the Springboks was the 2019 World Cup Final! If you get a chance you should watch the whole game, but here is an extended highlights reel, with a profound speech from our captain Siya Kolisi at the end
Shalom Brother! Do you think football fans in the USA will like rugby more and more if we have more top teams play exhibition type matches in the US and invite NFL players to attend? Love the channel thank you
It’s possible and thanks for watching family
Hey! Just tune in to the World Cup in France. RN!
Please Watch the rugby world cup quarter finals next week. I love my Springboks ❤❤❤it's on Super sport. 😊😊😊
Yes Tanu try means the point doesn't count because he dropped the ball and that's a knock-on so you can't drop the ball when you have it
Yellow card is a foul and you are binned for a period of time, red card you sent off
Thanks for educating me
The Red Flag was because he did a high tackle and you can't do right tackles because you might break someone's neck
Hier kom die Bokke!
Red Card is a player sent off for the rest of the game and possibly face the Rugby Union board if it was considered dangerous and malicious
Please remember we South Africans the Springboks have a big big game the 14th against France, and remember, in France. It is the quater finals and we had some injuries. The loss of the nr 2 Malcolm Marx and the center nr 11 Mapimpi. But we have other talent still out there. Please hold your Thumbs for us then
Theres also only one way you can pass the ball and thats backwards. You can kick the ball forward
You should play winger the position mapimpi and moody play
My man, jump into some casual club Rugby or even a open match on a good field, fun sport to play & get your blood pumping in all the good ways, worth every bruise at the end of the day I'd say.
Nice review. Of all sports i played, rugby was my least favourate for its physicality! I would rather be a spectator, analyst and fan. Springbok Got Talent!
Absolutely!
Nice to see you enjoying the game .Rugby is a great game .Try watching woman's rugby some 6 nations. It's just as good .
you enjoying the World cup so far?
Haven’t been able to catch a game yet!
You should react to USA Rugby Town Crossover Athletes
Thanks for the recommendation
Them boys don’t be playing cuz that’s right get yo weight up 😊
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There are a lot of rules in rugby, you cannot pass forward, you cannot drop the ball forward then it is a scrum with throw in to the other team. Red card means that person did something totally illegal and will be off the field for the rest of the game, i think you must come and braai at my house and we can watch a game together! I will explain everything further then. Haha
Red means see you in two games, bye bye.
That was a red card meaning he was sent of the pitch leaving the all blacks one man down.
So basically he did a illegal move and got a yellow card that puts you on the bench for 10 min and if you get 2 yellow cards individually you get a red card witch puts that player out for the rest of the match
If you love Springboks you are South African allready.
Cant wait till you get yourself and your wife the rugby shirt....Even though American Football played a bit of its part in your life now its time for transition 😂😂...
Absolutely😂
Your boy Moodie did again tonight... score a try
That’s my boy!
Please song thr National Anthem in the next game, you're fun 😅
You and your cousin Moodie
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Have you guys been watching the world cup?
What network can I watch it on?
@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE if where you're staying has DSTV Channel 211. If not SABC 3 is showing most games I believe. Try channel 3 on your TV. Springboks vs tonga right now and your boy Moody just scored
Sorry SABC 2. Channel 2
Thanks
Yes, no try means it's been waived off
Thanks for educating me
You have to pass backwards
Do more reactions please , not so sure about playing this is big boy stuff 😅😅
You really don’t know me very well lol
@@FREEDOMCHASERSLIFE Nah I dont but I'm just joking with you brother, you built like you could play 10 or 9 position-wise.
You should do more reactions, invite your wife for a rugby reaction it would be fun😂😂
I just might do that😂
The red means he can't play think
Fun fact you need to know south Africa and newZealand already won 3 world cups
Australia has won 2 world cups
And England has only 1 world cup
That’s good to know
Red card is a sending off for foul play
Red Card means you out of the game
Nah not a Chance you’re not related bro behave
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Stop watching highlights and watch the game ffs🤦🏻