| Game 2 of 2 Saturday 21 July 11:40 Reds v Sharks (Brisbane) | ||
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Rob (Ou Grote): Reds by 7 Footyforecaster (Computer): Reds 46% Sharks 54% / Sharks by 1 Ben (The Bounce): Sharks by 5 Bet.coza: Reds (0.57 / 1.8) Ben (Therugbyblog): Reds by 2 JC (Keo): Sharks by 6 Vrede (Keo): Sharks by 7 |
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Permutations and predictions for the winner of the 2012 Super 15.

The SA Schools team will not be named after the conclusion of the annual Coca-Cola Under-18 Craven Week. There will be a change in the selection of the SA Schools team to play in Under-18 internationals against Wales, France and England in August.
A group of 50 players was announced as the SA Schools High Performance Group at the completion of the Coca-Cola Under-18 Craven Week in Port Elizabeth, on July 14.
This extended group of players will play a set of trials on 28 July and the squad will then be trimmed to 28 players. The SA Schools team to play in the three Under-18 internationals will then be selected from this final group of 28.
The SA Schools High Performance Group (50):
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| The USA Olympic team | |
| The USA teams which won the last two Olympic rugby medals, in 1920 and 1924, have been inducted into the IRB Hall of Fame. | |
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| Yoshihiro Sakata | |
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| Japanese legend Yoshihiro Sakata was voted one of the best players in the world by the NZ Almanac in the late 1960s. | |
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| Ian and Donald Campbell | |
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| Brothers Ian and Donald Campbell both played for Chile and the former is widely regarded as the father of Chile rugby. | |
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| Gordon Tietjens | |
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| Gordon Tietjens is peerless in Sevens, having been at the helm of New Zealand since 1994 and won countless Series titles and gold medals. | |
| Read more about Gordon Tietjens | |
| John Smit | |
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| John Smit was South Africa captain for their second Rugby World Cup triumph in 2007. | |
| Read more about John Smit | |
| Martin Johnson | |
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| Martin Johnson led England to their finest hour in Rugby World Cup history, victory in the 2003 tournament in Australia. | |
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| AgustÃn Pichot | |
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| The talisman of Argentine rugby, AgustÃn Pichot played in four Rugby World Cups and captained the Pumas to a best finish of third in 2007. | |
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