FIRST TIME REACTING TO | Springbok Players To Watch - Rugby World Cup 2023 | South African

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#rugby #AmericanReacts #springboks

[@anonymishap]

Honestly, the amount of talent and the level of talent of South Africa's team is crazy! 😅 I'm a Kiwi (New Zealander) so I'm backing the All Blacks first, but if we can't make it happen, I'm backing the Springboks! 💪😁

[@adni1910]

You are a good sportsman @anonymishap... May the best team win. Good luck. From @Springboks supporter.

[@mariejones5524]

Australia is out nate so is fi

[@kanezagar5780]

Hopefully, we're seeing eachother in the final.... The northern hemisphere teams have gotten very loud.

[@kanezagar5780]

@@mariejones5524 Fiji playing against England this weekend ..

[@eleayafrost7951]

I'm a Springbok supporter first, and an All Blacks supporter second. I'm just looking forward to a game where both teams just go all out and play a legendary game. Good luck and much love to you and both our teams.

[@busisiwegoodness6214]

He's a Springbok captain. You can pronounce his name like "see ya" Thats how he's name sound like. Proudly South African🥰🤩

[@AdventurousNomad007]

"He looks like a King!... A Warrior!" That's captain Siya Kolisi.

[@aryanras]

Japan, like a lot of other countries use international players. South Africa has proudly local bred players.

[@lilianhaggland2031]

Every one of them

[@taaniadyzel9756]

I enjoy watching NFL fans discovering rugby and loved your reaction to our boys. Our rugby is the one thing that truly unites all South Africans. The Boks are our national pride and joy.

[@gerhardpotgieter840]

Kolbe has a cousin called Wayde van Niekerk the current 400m World Record Holder.

[@annettekolb3103]

I so much love it that there are Americans Interested in learning rugby. Love to help them with rules and players. You guys really should look around in your areas where you live because there is actually rugby clubs and also USA rugby team

[@wernerswardt7512]

It's nice to see more people getting interested in rugby!!! Short rugby 101, loosely what numbers do on the field 1 and 3 - Props - They push front row in the scrum 2 - Hooker - He throw the ball in at lineouts. In the old days when balls had to be thrown in scrums between the two opposing hookers he had to try and hook the ball. Nowadays the ball gets thrown in behind the locks' feet 4 and 5 - Locks, the jumpers in lineouts also they lock behind the props and hooker in scrums 6 and 7 - Loose forwards. The bind on the side of the locks and break away for defense or offense 8 - Eighth man - bind in behind the locks in scrums. Often controls the ball when the scrum is going forward or pick up the ball and run 9 - Scrum half - He is behind the scrum, when the ball comes out the scrum he has to distribute it to the back line or make a tactical kick 10 - Flyhalf - Important player on the field, when he receive the ball he have to decide to run the ball to the centers or maybe kick for the touchline to get territorial advantage or run himself if the opportunity is there 11 and 14 - Outside backs or wings in some countries - Usually the fastest players in the team to score tries on the outside 12 and 13 - They try and break opponent's back line to create an opportunity to get the ball to the wings or carry the ball crash ball style to punch through a back line 15 - Full back - The last line of defense and also used in attack as an extra man in the back line. He often kick long kicks for territory when he receive the ball from opponents kicks. Positions such as 4 and 5, 6 and 7 and 12 and 13 have different roles off course to each other That is more or less what they do. Rugby gurus..... please don't kill me for trying to explain it as short as possible to someone new to rugby😁😁

[@cornievandermerwe4152]

And 16 to 23 are the bench (replacements)

[@jacosnyman2393]

Prepare yourself for a worldcup final between South Africa (Springboks) and New Zealand (All Blacks).....and yes, Kolbe is still playing and is on fire as always. This will be a epic clash. Both teams won the worldcup 3 times

[@DunateoRom8v37]

Siya toer his ACL about 5 months ago. He recovered and is playing. He is the first black captain for Springboks and the only Captain to have raised the world cup twice.l. He is humble and an amazing leader

[@arnodk2852]

Fly Half (jersey no.10) is kinda like the Quarter Back in American Football. The really fast guys are the Wingers (11 and 14). ps. Cheslin Kolbe is only 29 years old, he still has a lot of years of rugby left in him.

[@eleayafrost7951]

Cheslin is only 30 years old. He's phenomenal, and pure joy to watch in action.

[@TheHiltonblake]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂South African, here... Yes - Cheslyn Kolbe IS at the WC.. And yes - Grant Williams is a great player.. One of the fastest in the Bok-squad..

[@Arti-ficiallyChi]

Eben Etzebeth No4... nicknamed The Enforcer

[@thatokammerer2498]

Elizabeddddf😢!!!!

[@samanthaleefong9057]

The clip with Manie in blue jersey is his provincial team, Stormers.. Blue and Gold (Springbok) is when he plays for his country

[@Alias-gy3tz]

Blue and Gold? Really?! Green and Gold.

[@samanthaleefong9057]

@@Alias-gy3tz oops

[@courtneynairn508]

Cheslin Kolbe still plays and he's playing the world Cup 2023.

[@annettekolb3103]

Grant Williams fastest scrum half ever. He is still. Young same as Moody who is only 20yrs old

[@rudewaansulayman4610]

Rugby is not about size its about heart.

[@rynoburger1780]

Size sure do help.

[@MultiTYSON007]

​@@rynoburger1780depending on your position sure

[@ericsicard910]

Ok let’s me educate you on the points in rugby wc: Win is 4 points Draw is 2 points Loss is 0 points 4 or more tries scored : 1 offensive bonus point Defeat by 7 points or less: 1 defensive bonus point

[@hopeaguero7460]

What the hell you talking about win is 4 draw is 2 stop telling lie’s misleading people damn ass.

[@rudewaansulayman4610]

Siya Kolisi is our ( South Africa) captain. Plays 8 in the forwards.

[@nox6885]

Nope. Plays 6. Hasn't played 7 or 8 in a while. Not sure he's ever played 8 for the Boks actually 🤔

[@hannesjordaan5272]

​@@nox6885I think he played 8 off the bench at the start, not sure

[@pfunani.bmavunda3803]

He looks like a king. Oh yes he is the king. The captain

[@Nicholas-fw1id]

Kolisi!!! My Captain, My Captain. The gent is an inspiration.

[@andrewdell4617]

The Hooker (2) hooks the ball with his leg in the scrum. The scrum a kind of phalanx where 8 players push against the opposition 8. The forwards,1-8 make up the scrum. Front row(1,2,3) = prop, hooker,prop(they prop up the scrum). 2nd row(4,5) are the locks ( they are the hydrolic force that lock out the scrum). Back row(6,8,7) are the loose forwards, they keep the scrum tight but need to be able to break away in a split second. The Hooker also throws in at line outs , while the locks tend to jump for these throws( also the loose forwards. ) Any one of the 8 can support (lift) the jumpers but generally it's the props. The Boks have massive depth with multiple world class players in the same position, and many players able to cover more than 1 position. Please keep watching rugby, listen to the commentators and you'll learn as you go! Everyone is welcome in rugby, there is a position for all types! Enjoy!

[@xeno9671]

4:58 A player is 'down' once their knees are on the ground, how they can get back up is simple. They let go off the ball, get off the ground and pick the ball back up and start running.

[@williedekock507]

Marholm Marx is one of the strongest players in his upper body. He is able to take a ball out of the opposition arms. In South Africa , rugby is our life. We have a saying our blood is green like the jerseys of the Bokke.

[@courtneynairn508]

Siya Kolisi is the SA Captain, and he's also playing the 2023 Wolrd Cup

[@cornievandermerwe4152]

Cheslin kolbe was a doubtful starter due to injury, but managed to recover fitness in time for selection

[@Diane-old54og]

We born and breed for Rugby. ❤

[@annettekolb3103]

Curtley and kolbe look the same because they both wingers 11 and 14. They both where scrum caps that is why a lot of people say they look the same. Kwagga Smith is a 7's and 15th player which makes him and extremely versatile player. He is our shorted 8th men but he is very good. Kwagga is also his nickname. Rugby do have rules to make it safer for players but hey this is a man's games and woman but not a game for people that is scared of being tackled

[@xeno9671]

10:08 The stuff that happens after a tackle is called a ruck, its where both teams after the ball carrier has been tackled engage in a pushing contest to gain the ball for their team.

[@arisimmons1676]

Some of the highlights are defending players stealing the other team's ball from the ruck. A lot of the highlights for Malcolm Marx were of him stealing the oppositions ball at the ruck.

[@WinterWeaver]

Rugby tackles are generally safer precisely because we don't have head protection. Helmets create a false sense of security and people hit harder because of that. That said, rugby does have conussions and concussion protocols

[@stumbo_3230]

Please react to Bryan Habana, the fastest Rugby player ever

[@user-ik3mk5vi8m]

A lot of all Blacks could catch Habana , but just about none of them can catch Colby

[@user-ik3mk5vi8m]

Habana was at the time one of the fastest but not the fastest, Kolbe is faster, and Moodie is the fastest springbok ever

[@worldcitizenB]

It's all down to the tackling rules that prevent concussions. No hits above the shoulder and always tackle in a manner to prevent injury to the opposing player.

[@daleenengelbrecht4861]

I also love it that you are interested in rugby. Greetings from South Africa

[@CVTECK1]

I love sports and learning about rugby and the tradition and love for the sport i see people have makes my love it even more

[@stygerm4817]

There's more head injuries in American football than there is in rugby. A study proved that due to you guys wearing all that heavy equipment it actually makes the head on collisions more lethal as you guys take little care due to the false sense of safety the equipmentsequipment gives to the players, whereas in rugby your mind will still tell you to take care when youre playing

[@Nicholas-fw1id]

Head contact gives a yellow card, which gets reviewed to see if it doesn't get upgraded to red. So it is very strictly policed and has costs key players to not play in games. And you dont want to be a man down for a game, or have your captain out for 5 games. All Blacks vs SpringBoks IS the biggest rivalry in rugby.

[@lourensbotha]

Hooker (number 2): Hooks the ball with his foot in the scrum. Contesting for the ball with his foot. He hooks the ball and sends it to the back of the scrum. He also normally throughs the ball in, in a “line out”

[@williamkraft8669]

Players 1 and 3 are props... the powermen or 1st rowers in the scrum. No2 the hooker.. also a front rower hooks the ball in the scrum and is set between the props in the scrum. The hooker also throws the ball in at a line-out. 4 and 5 are 2nd rowers or locks... the big tall guys... the engines of the scrum and jumpers in the line-outs. The backrow consists of the 6, 7 and 8 jerseys and are normally big and mobile. 1 to 8 is considered forwards. The backline is from 9 to 15. 9 being the halfback or scrumhalf.. puts the ball into the scrum and is normally the first playmaker from a breakdown or setpiece. 10 is the flyhalf .. the general on the field.. like a quarterback. The centres are 12 and 13.. normally your bigger backline players to break the gainline and are midfield defenders. The wingers are 11 and 14... the finishers and pace men. The fullback no 15 is the last line of defence and the playmaker or ace up the sleeve from the back and can interject into a set play to disrupt defensive lines from the opposition.

[@xeno9671]

4:34 Centres are bascially the running backs in a way. Theyre job are to get their team over the gainline by any means necessary, whether that means by carrying (Like in Andres case) or by play making and being a secondary facilatator of the offense (As in Owen Farrel case, another centre/fly half player from England.) Which is why alot of centres are these big powerful players.

[@wesselog1]

Cheslin Kolby cousin is Van Niekerk 400m world record holder.. Now you know speed is in the family

[@altaafkader9675]

Wish i could just sit you down for half an hour and explain everything. Go Bokke

[@CVTECK1]

haaaaaaaaaa i'm rady

[@altaafkader9675]

Rural area*

[@heinrichnewat4736]

It might've been answered but if you the tackler dont hold the player after tackling then they are allowed to get up and continue. Once you are tackled and the tackler holds on, you have to release the ball.

[@Jay_GT]

Nice Nice Reaction man, FYI depending on the game between Ireland and Scotland we might be seeing New Zealand and SA playing on the 15th Oct, also, yes they are all still playing, but 14:00 Marx is out for this RWC and Handre Pollard came back, please check him out. also we have Moodie, Kolbe, and Arendse all in the team. Goo Bokke 🇿🇦

[@annettekolb3103]

Cheslin to young to retire. He just play at overseas club. Quarter finals 1 SA vs France Quarter final 2 Ireland vs New Zealand Quarter 3 England vs Figi Quarter 4 Wales vs Japan Kholisi is flanker nr 6. SA captain the best and the most grounded person you will ever meet

[@sakkiekibido1665]

7:15 Fly half is the play maker and general. They make major decisions in how the team should operate

[@chantellschmahl]

Here still high off our RWC WIN! Go Bokke!!!

[@alpozongo1485]

South Africa vs All Blacks Is the biggest Rugby Rivalry EVER

[@williameddy3521]

The player must be held in the tackle to ensure that he can’t move as for reaching out a player can reach out as long as it is one movement if it 2 then it will not be allowed.

[@DavidHorwitz99]

Kwagga Smith (Albertus Stephanus Smith) - Kwagga is a nickname, taken from the Afrikaans name for the quagga, an extinct subspecies of the plains zebra.

[@deepblueacc]

You can't play the ball on the ground. You must release (called day light) and then pick-up and continue. Double move ment is when you use your arms or legs to move forward while on the ground. If it is your body's momentum you may place the bal in the movement.

[@yazeedcariem5684]

Also, really enjoy Ur Rugby Reaction-Vids & hope to see more!!!

[@fkngeniuspappie]

Tackle only occurs when ball carriers knees are on the ground in contact. Otherwise they can drive toward the line. As soon as the tackle happens the player can place the ball to score a try in single last move. Otherwise he starts playing ball on the ground and gives away penalty..

[@sunlightliquid8420]

They kick the ball to the side line as close as possible to their try line when they win a penalty but they can choose scrum, kick to the sideline or tap and go or kick for goal

[@Biglight127]

Thanks for the interest bro 😃

[@CVTECK1]

I'M ALL IN

[@riaanmuller8876]

if they tackle you and you go to the ground the ball is dead so before you get up to run again you have to put the ball down then pick it up so when tackled by other team they must make sure to have players at the tackle to take the ball

[@mickeybeukes4086]

Ireland would probably beat scotland then it will be ireland vs New zealand one will be knocked out,however i am looking forward to a Springbok vs New Zealand final !

[@arisimmons1676]

lets hope they get past Ireland. i don't think we are safe yet.

[@HayManned]

The lineup in the quaters will probably be: 1. Steven Kitshoff 2. Bongi Mbonambi (Marx injured) 3. Frans Malherbe 4. Eben Etzebeth 5. Franco Mostert/RG Snyman 6. Siya Kolisi (Captain) 7. Pieter-Steph Du Toit 8. Jasper Wirse/Duane Vermeulen 9. Cobus Reinach/Faf De Klerk/Grant Williams 10. Manie Libbok/Handré Pollard 11. Cheslin Kolbe 12. Damian De Allende/Andre Esterhuizen 13. Jesse Kriel/Lukhanuo Am 14. Kurt-Lee Arendse/Canan Moodie 15. Damian Willemse

[@sonettelabuschagne816]

You get 4 for a win, 2 for a tie, Then you get a bonus point if you score more than 4 tries and loose with less than 7

[@samanthaleefong9057]

It's the quarter finals in world cup.. France against South Africa(Springboks) , Nz(All Black's) against Ireland, the rest of the teams still playing

[@maridejager7931]

Technique.....its Preventing most injuries.... Rules are also changed a lot to protect players

[@zaheermahomed8657]

The Aussies culturally appropriated the Springboks colours. The Bokke have always been green and gold Our blood is green and gold

[@Vineyardofthefaithfulandtrue]

Andre Esterhuizen has 2 nicknames: 1) Andre the Giant... for obvious reasons 2) Agent of Chaos... for more obvious reasons

[@MM_ZZZ]

Australian kits are yellow with green details and South African kits are green with yellow details 💚💛

[@lilianhaggland2031]

I love the way they describe RG

[@user-uh2rf7oo5z]

No 1 is loose head prop, no2 is hooker, no 3 is tight head prop, no4 is no 4 lock, no 5 is no5 lock, no 6 is openside flanker, no7 is is blindside flanker, no 8 is eighthman, no 9 is scrumhalf, no 10 is flyhalf, 11 is left wing, 12 is inside centre, 13 is outside centre 14 is right wing 15 is fullback.

[@quintontilbrook6479]

When you are tackled and held, you need to let the ball go but when you are tackled but not held, you can carry on forward

[@jeanneminkovsky1599]

Colours for Springboks are green and gold ... not yellow❤

[@gertvanniekerk46]

If a player is tackled and still on his feet he may 'break' the tackle and proceed, if he is tackled and go to ground, he must place the ball for his team to recover, or he may place the ball take his hands off it, recover it and proceed. Usually if he is tackled and go to ground, he places the ball, and a Loose scrum or Ruck is formed and then the two teams just fight it out for the ball. -From South Africa.

[@quintongengan3244]

Fly half is number 10. He is the play maker, the penalty kicker and try converter. Although can run and score try as well.

[@BrettStealth]

'back row' = the loose forwards = 6, 7, 8. The back row of the scrum. 'Hooker' hooks the ball with his foot when it's put in at the scrum

[@Flam3ster]

The better angle of the Libbok penalty is from behind the goals

[@ebummbhungu7839]

Cheslin Kolbe played yesterday against France.

[@kingoz]

The game does not stop until someone has scored or there is a penalty.

[@stefanwagener4254]

Concussion happens...but it is second nature to swing the head in the right way. There are strict rules when even touching the head with the wrong movement.

[@kevinjohn8200]

0:56 south africa colours are green and gold. Australia is mainly yellow

[@wernertukker5420]

You get 4 points for a win. And then you can get a Bonus point if you score 4 tries or more. 5 points is the max a team can get for a match. A loss is worth no points. But you can get bonus points if you also score 4 tries, which is a bonus point, and also get a bonus points if you loose by 7 or less.. so the loser can still get two points from a loss if they do that. A draw is 2 points and then you add the 4 try bonus point if they happen to do so. So that can make it 3. The World Cup has 4 pools of 5 teams and the top 2 from each goes through. That will change in 2027 when the completion grows from 20 teams to 24. It will be 6 groups of 4, with the top 2 from each going through and then the 4 best placed 3rd in the groups. When teams are tied for log points, then their head to head result comes into play first, and if that was a drawn match, it then goes to who has the biggest points difference. Hope that helps and thank you for being an unofficial ambassador for our sport. May your rugby journey continue longtime PS.. at the time of writing this, South Africa retained their World Cup trophy... We did it… just lol And PS.. I laughed myself stupid when you said Malcolm Marx doesn’t have to live that life hahaha A hooker is the position. Their number is 2. In a scrum, a hookers job is literally to Hook the ball with his feet when the Scrum half puts the ball into the scrum. He is the middle man of the front three. The two guys next to him is called Props. They have numbers 1 and 3. Then you usually have your tallest two players locking in between the gap that is created either side of the hooker and the prop. Those two players, are called Locks and that set of 5, is called the right 5, as they are bound to each other in a scrum. Then you have 2 players next to the locks, on the outside of the scrum. They are called Flankers, as their name suggests, they are in the flanks of the scrum. They have numbers 6 and 7. The last man in the scrum, the player at the back, is called the Eight man. His number is obviously 8. Then you have the scrum half. His number is 9. He is usually player that is found feeding the ball into the scrum and then retrieving it, and it’s also his job to clear the ball out from the ruck and pass it to the backline. The first receiver, or in Rugby, is called the fly half. Pretty much our version of the Quarterback. The main play maker, along with the scrum half. They dictate play. The fly half is number 10. Then, when in formation, the two players next to him, are the centres. Their numbers is 12 ( inside centre) and 13 ( outside centre) On the Sides, you have your pace men. The Kolbes and Arendse of the team. They are 11 for left wing, and 14 for Right wing. And then the last man, at the back, is called the Full back. His number is 15. They all have roles to play that is specific to their positions. But unlike NFL, their work doesn’t stop and often can find themselves covering any position, depends on the flow of the game. I know that was a mouthful, but hopefully it helped you understand the positions a bit better. If you’re still struggling, you could always do a reaction on rugby union positions. That is one I’ll suggest and looking forward to view

[@maridejager7931]

You get good, better, best, Malcolm Marx

[@user-uh2rf7oo5z]

Infact Siya is short for Siyamthanda meaning, we love him.

[@stefanwagener4254]

When you are tackled the tackled knee touches the ground. He may only make one last body movement

[@user-ik3mk5vi8m]

All south Africans or Springboks are big they big people in general

[@CVTECK1]

KINGS

[@jermaineabrahams2483]

Qwa-Ga {kwagga - Albertus Stephanus } Quagga - Kwagga is Zebra subspecies

[@lemonkaysweet]

It's green and gold

[@jermaineabrahams2483]

a tackle becomes a ruck, the offensive team then has to toss the ball usually the num 9 will do that. the game is kept fluid. we dont really have downs in Rugby union

[@schalkswanepoel2916]

Grant williams is fast but his acceleration is next level

[@futhimatsebula2871]

Cheslin was born in 1993. That’s so disrespectful😂😂😂. He turns 30 the same day as the final.

[@annettekolb3103]

So Thursday you watch new Zeeland Friday Italy vs France Saturday the most important 1 Ireland vs Scotland. That game will decide if SA will go through to quarters which is a given that we will go through

[@jermaineabrahams2483]

in South Africa its PAP and meat that makes a giant rugby player

[@mikejackson8787]

William Ryder check this young Figi player , NZ here played rugby

[@cheslinkiewiets3444]

my guy why would you think kolbe is retired? he is still young

[@uzairfryddie8749]

Springboks and all blacks has the most rugby world cups

[@BONGAMTEMBU]

You're a prophet SA Vs New Zealand 😂 it's a big one!!!!

[@hopeaguero7460]

Yeah NFL is game for boys Rugby is a brutal game for real high pain tolerance man.😂

[@ryankietzmann3299]

Once they are tackled they are down but they can put the ball down and pick it up to continue

[@tonyroy8123]

Best advice CVTECK1 is to keep your mouth shut and watch the game and learn. Leave the questions till the end of the video. A player can go down tacking, so there is no reason on earth that he can not get up and score a TRY! No reason whatsoever!

[@dommoer]

The protection in NFL is actually increasing the possibility of concussion. Hitting your head against a hard layer covering your head, is worse than air and earth.

[@peterssss5396]

Ball stays in play so long as a number of rules and enfrindgments are adhered to. No ball handling errors etc. Refree observes ball abd play at all times abd can call back a penalty once a phase of play stalls. Best look up World Rugby abd IBR rules sbd regulations. Player safe has become more driving factor over the years with changes to the rules, to ensure safer play but it's still a very physically brutal sport 😊❤😊

[@Badgersj]

"I didn't think Ireland played rugby." Ohh dear!

[@user-oy9pn4rm7r]

Final Four are Springboks, New zeland, England and Argentina

[@redpilled9595]

This is the best reaction video I have ever seen

[@NeilOosthuizen]

Green and Gold - Springboks. Go Bokke!