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Save Colby Rugby

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Dedie Campbell
12 years ago

Save Colby Rugby!!

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William Tallarita
12 years ago

Although Colby beat my team in the coldest game I've ever played in, it would be a terrible for the school to lose that program.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Save Colby Rugby!!

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Elizabeth Linstrom
12 years ago

Ruggers have to stand together.

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Evan Wollen (Amherst'94)
12 years ago

Rugby is a safe, contact sport that teachs the values of teamwork, leadership, and dedication. Your decision is baffling.

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George Johnston
12 years ago

SAVE COLBY RUGBY!

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James Elmore
12 years ago

Save Colby Rugby!!!

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Cole Moran
12 years ago

American Academy of Sports Medicine did a study that showed concussions were 90% less likely in rugby than American football. Not sure where the study is, but it could be some good evidence for your argument! Good luck fellas

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Donna Skelly
12 years ago

Keep it alive!

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Do a nude rugby calendar like the other schools.

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Roshana Hercules
12 years ago

Rugby love <3

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Colin Cummings
12 years ago

Class of 2009

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Michael Gestal
12 years ago

Rugby transforms boys into men...

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Jimme Moller
12 years ago

RUGBY is the best sport in the world. Great for team building, body and mental strength. USA are the current Olympic champions and Rugby is back on the Olympic calender. So because it is a contact sport, are they are they ending support for Am. Football as well??????

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Zachary Scuncio
12 years ago

College students don't pay for an education but an experience

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Go Mules!

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Ben Keyser
12 years ago

save colby rugby

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Evan M.
12 years ago

Rugby is a great sport that more colleges need to keep up and support. This sport brings great groups of all kinds of characters together for friendship and teamwork. Support rugby and don't let this great program fall short!

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Will Bible
12 years ago

A healthy child should have every right to compete in a physical sport. It was therapeutic for me growing up and is for those like myself who find it most helpful to channel their aggression in a competitive but well manored fashion. Some kids are more aggressive and more competitive than others, so let's keep those kids out of trouble and on the rugby field where they can learn to respect their teammates and opponents and understand the framework of comeraderie and teamwork.

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Christina Cobb
12 years ago

This is for you, Janet!