13 episodes
The Drink-Up Zach Lanning & Colby Marshall
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5.0 • 7 Ratings
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Two former college rugby players looking to share the game we love with anyone who will listen. We cover men's and women's college rugby (15s and 7s) in the US and Canada. We'll also document the pathway to the Pro's (MLR and WPL) and International competition beyond that. If you don't know what anything in the parentheses means, join us! We'll have a drink and lay it all out for you.
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ACRA 2.0, Internet Research, Therapy Dogs from Philly and How to Grow the Game: A Convo With Sam Hoegle
An awesome conversation with American Collegiate Rugby Association President Sam Hoegle. How did her rugby journey lead her to helping revive the once defunct ACRA and then running it? What does she think it means to "grow the game"? Did she prefer to play center or fly-half? Do dogs from Philly have the temperament to be therapy dogs? Find out the answers to these questions and more on this episode of THE DRINK-UP: A College Rugby Pod, part of the Rugby Wrap Up Network.
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The Drink-Up with World Rugby Educator, Administrator and WPL Star Olivia-Benzan Daniel
On this new season of The Drink-Up, Zach Lanning and Colby Marshall dive into the busy life of world rugby educator, administrator, and USA Women's Premier League standout Olivia-Benzan Daniel.
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Iona Takeover
Colby Marshall relishes the opportunity to catch up with former teammate and starting scrum half for Iona College Brendan Buckley, who is being coached by his older brother Connor during his Sophomore campaign.
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Episode 9: You Were Right, And I Was Wrong
On this episode of The Drink-Up, Zach Lanning and Colby Marshall recap where they went wrong, or right, with their "Lock It In" game picks from last weekend, while highlighting some big matches in the college rugby landscape this weekend and a whole lot more.
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Back and Better Than Ever: Breakdowns, Previews + LOCK IT UP
Hi fans! Took a bit of a break to allow Colby to pursue his dream of playing professional rugby and Zach to pursue his dream of living in a cabin alone in Maine. But this thick 'sode is proof that we're back with a vengeance! And we're ready to talk college rugby for as long as possible. We are moving to one episode a week so we will include our top 3 takeaways from the week prior as well as previews of matches that we're looking forward to in the coming days. PLUS we debut our new LOCK IT UP segment where Colby and myself each pick a team that we GUARANTEE will win their matchup on the week.
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Let the Games Begin: Week 1 Breakdown + How Old Are We?
The fall 15s season is finally underway with plenty of top teams taking the pitch for their first week of action! We take a look at some of the more impactful matches and results and some of the key players who helped their teams earn a victory. Before we get into that, though, we share our thoughts on the egg that the US laid against Canada and react to some of the big news around MLR.
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Customer Reviews
Future CBA in the MLR?
Fellas, … big fan of anyone out there making rugby content. I do have some questions tho… after listening to your draft recap, all I heard was the positive aspects of the draft. Can we get a contrarian view for some balance? Why is it that we have a system (the MLR draft) which dictates where players must play in their first year out of college with no official player representation to sign off on this method? Is it concerning to you that at best first year draftees are making 12-15k a year (again, … at best) and yet the league has still refused to recognize the USRPA or any form of a player representation group?
As a couple lads covering the college scene, I was hoping for a little balance on behalf of the players … this can’t continue like this! If the league is going to boast about their strides in professionalism, yet still refuse to acknowledge player representation or be open to collectively bargaining with the players, then we are on a scary road with the way things are shaping up. Love the show, would love to hear your thoughts on this (be brave and speak your mind)!
Ps: 5 stars for the Drink Up Pod