All Blacks DESTROY USA Eagles | 1874 Cup (2021) | American Football Fan Reacts to Rugby!
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- Yeah so no surprise the All Blacks destroyed the USA Eagles this past weekend at the 1874 Cup! It's still great to see a major international rugby match occur in the US.
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As a kiwi I'm excited to see what the USA does for rugby in the future. So many incredible athletes and so much potential to offer to the game!
Ae kia ora e hoa,Nui Amreka. AROHANUI, Aotearoa.
The highest scoring rugby match of all time was Royal Kituro 356 to 3 Soignies, 8th February, 2015 in Belgium. For an international it was All Blacks beat Japan 145-17 at the 1995 RWC.
The highest score in international is by Japan 155 against Taiwan
@@MRRBOKK Imagine if the All Blacks played Taiwan! 🤪
@@Stewart682 I don't think Taiwan would complete a tackle lol
The substitutes were essentially the usual starters, but the All Blacks have been giving the younger players more experience so the starting team for this game was quite young
Most of the fans and USA rugby local players that attended the match enjoyed it as it showed what Top Level Rugby can look like in the USA.
Note: The subs were the more experienced players.
They wanted to give some newbies a run as starters.
PS... watch the US 7s team (this was 15 a side).
They are world class.
Love how he called the 2 time world rugby player of the year a sub 😂
Lol I don't know all the players and I saw a subs number 🤣
Lots to learn 😂
@@BlakeHC by the way did you know that the Allblacks used to have a 90% win percentage a couple years ago
Brave man doing this review! Think of your best NFL team coming to NZ to play NFL, thats pretty much what happened. When they laughed during the haka, i had a feeling they would get destroyed. No world records were set today, but the exposure rugby gets in the USA is the winner.✌
They were fanboying out, they played rugby for many years, they know about the haka, its something they may never face again.
@@Seriouslydave I agree. Hate everyone saying that they were laughing
@@Seriouslydave Fair comment
For the Eagles to score twice on the ABs was a real achievement. Rugby is our game, so it’s like the US belting us in basketball or baseball..
Blake..some of the starters were the subs... NZ have crazy depth, they could field 3 teams and they would all be top 10 in the World..
Truth
Scary!
Honestly man top nz club rugby teams could beat the u.s
@@ruralsheepdogsheep6790 The game is growing in recent years the guys are not starting until they are teenagers givevit time they arecimproving need more competition internationally
Decent crowd in Maryland, Rugby is catching on in the USA!
I think the All Blacks put their bench team on at the start and then subbed on their better players at the end. Beudin Barrett is a major player who got subbed on the end there.
But hard to call the team that was fielded the bench team but i get what your saying, we have so much depth in our development of players that yeah our bench side could keep up with if not beat most teir 1 nations
Not sure if anyone mentioned this but you have to keep in mind that the game happened outside the approved Test window which meant that clubs teams weren’t required to release their players. The top US players in Europe weren’t there but the best players in NZ were because their contracts are through the National Team, not their clubs. I was at this game and while I loved the opportunity to see some of the best players in the world, this was simply a training session and an opportunity to make money for the All Blacks. Another thing to remember is that the entire Washington Metropolitan area is a hub for ex-pat’s. A guy who played for the US in the 1991 World Cup was there supporting the AB’s because he’s originally from NZ. That’s part of the reason why there were so many AB jerseys in the stands.
Algood bro the ABs are one of the best teams in the world the USA can use this match as an indication of where they are and where they need to be.
Keeping my fingers crossed on USA Rugby’s quest for improvement in their game structure.
All the best USA Rugby! 🇺🇸🙏
there is more chance of snow in hell.
14:52 Beauden Barrett who scored (sub player) was recently the best player in the world. He might be a sub, but he's probably one of if not the best player on the field.
The highest ever score in a rugby match was in a game in Belgium on 8th February, 2015:
Royal Kituro 356 - 3 Soignies
The circumstances were a very unusual as stated here:
"The referee who was allocated to the match failed to show up and after an hour delay a number of their players decided to leave. This left Soignies short on player numbers and the following 80 minutes was just Royal Kituro scoring 56 tries and 38 conversions as Soignies carried out their own protest at the no show from the ref by just standing by and letting Royal Kituro score."
In a world cup game the highest score was New Zealand 145 - 17 Japan 1995
Bloody hell
I would like to see the US team come to NZ for 6 months to train, we need to raise them up, they have the potential to be the best with such a big population to draw from.
No chance of being the best they can't even beat NZ in softball or the Americas cup and that's about all NZ play them in so how would they beat the most dominant sports team in history?
@@Trajan2401 NZ is the only country that takes Softball seriously. Softball is supposed to be practice/social Baseball.
Why haven’t any of these NZ softballers ever tried to play professional baseball?
@@danieleyre8913 because cricket is a far superior game. And NZ is world test champions.
@@gavinjones601 He didn’t mention cricket. He mentioned Softball.
As for which is “superior” between cricket & baseball: Baseball uses a round bat to hit the round ball instead of a flat bat and the ball doesn’t bounce and lose pace.
One does not just train for 6 months. Rugby here starts from a young age it's born and bred in us
To me, the most embarrassing thing was the crowd refusing to sit quietly during the 11 second "moment of silence' before the Haka.
My biggest question is how much were those guys paid to wear those ugly red and yellow boots?
Knocking someone over is not a tackle.
To be tackled you MUST be held when you hit the ground. Not even bothering to wrap while 'tackling' is a penalty. Attempting to wrap and failing to do so isn't.
Here's the USA/Canada match from 2016
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I know this was 5 months ago but I don't see any other comment mentioning this fact. Rugby used to be about the 15 men on the field with 7 subs used in case of injury only. These days it's a 23 man game (there are 8 subs now). That means each player has a role to play on the field. There are no first choice and 2nd choice players. A great example of this is the springbok front row. They play about 45min then they are replaced by arguably a better front row. It's all about strategy these days.
Hate to tell you this but that was mainly a 2nd rank NZ Team with a mix of players coming back from long injury breaks and those that have very little game time in test Rugby The bench or subs as you call them were made up of potential 1st ranked players and returning injured players. There were at least 10 players that missed out in this game that would normally be in the first sting Team allowing the coaches to see what upcoming players can do at test level.
Agree with that, AB team made up of 2nd or 3rd string players needing game time. Eagles need to find its DNA and play to its strengths. Add a bit of American football mongrel and athleticism. You have a bigger pool to draw from. One day perhaps?
A rugby ball is worth having. Fun to fidget with and bounce around
Watch the 1995 World Cup final. That was the best and closes match ever. It's between South Africa and New Zeeland. Also a 100 minute game.
so proud of you to have a look, allblacks always have depth there are 9 new or fresh players in this game. Our captain in the main team ardie savea was bringing the tee out. Was sad not to have the best players for the usa, its the only way to test your team, know where your at . I am sure the usa will be a force one day ...Happy birthday to your dad im also tom brady fan . ive subsribed
that was the highest scoring game by the All Blacks.
2003 Rugby World Cup Japan V USA was a good game very close with the lead changing regularly.
The most winning sports team in the history of sports - any sport and this was essentially their "B" team
Yeah the 3rd one, His legs were not touching the ground over the touch line so that's why the try was awarded.
I'm enjoying watching your genuine interest in rugby.
Hope to make you a serious fan of this wonderful sport.
Keep up the good work.
p.s. a rugby ball is a lot of fun to kick around and play with.
Americans should not be worried, because this is not their number 1 sport. USA loves their NFL, NBA, MLB etc and in all those sports the Americans dominate!!
As for NZ, Rugby plays a big part in NZ, we grow up learning how to play starting from primary school. So I don’t blame the Americans. I’m glad that Rugby is getting big there
The reason the 2014 game wasn't as high scoring was because it was a PR campaign to promote rugby in the USA. Whereas in this game, the AB's goal was too reach the tonne. Some of the ABs sub in this game are in the starting XV for the ABs. Technically you're still in the field of play if the part your body that crosses the plane of the touch line hasn't touched the ground. Try watching USA vs Scotland 2018.
As others have mentioned, this game was outside the International widow of play. Meaning that a number of very good USA players were off overseas playing for their overseas clubs. This is where the future progress of USA Rugby lies. Player development. The clubs are only obliged to release players to play for their countries during that special "window". It's in their Contracts.
And also that wasn't the best All Blacks team either...10 starters stayed in New Zealand. Still would of been 100 even with USAs best players
@@boydpaul7788 NZs second team is basically as good as their best team.
USA's definitely isn't.
They wouldn't have got to 100, mate.
The Ball only has to touch the chalk, unlike soccer where the line is part of the pitch. So when the USA scored the 2nd try the ball was deemed to have been grounded without any clear evidence that he was out of bounds before grounding the ball.
USA will be a force in the future. USA got two tries and that almost equates to w in in NZ thinking. I was cheering for the USA. Number 3 is 120 kg 6'2" Cheers from NZ brother.
You got it, leg wasn't on the ground
While this wasn't a full-strength Abs side, the U.S were missing I think ten of it's best players. A significant number anyway. NZ can afford to leave a bunch of first-choice starters out due to our depth. There's now ay the U.S.A should have been in this position against us. A big drop-off for them between first and 2nd choice.
The 2nd U.S try - he grounded the ball before his legs were grounded outside the field of play. So the try stands.
I’d like another camera to prove or not the 2nd try.
American camera positioning and cameraman rugby experience leaves a little to be desired... but understandable.
US were missing alot of their top players in Europe, but also the way the ABs played, tempo was alot quicker than that Chicago game
NZ only fielded a couple of possible starters
@@barrynichols2846 a 3rd string AB side with a few starters is still a world class team
@Neco Suki I wasn't making excuses? I'm just giving context to a guy who knows next to nothing about the sport
Those 2 tries by the USA were solid. Suggest you check out USA vs Canada played this year, world cup qualifier.
I just want to say that the Springboks is the number one team and managed to beat NZ the game before the USA game.
Yeah I saw that match! It was a great one
You also need to remember that in the history of rugby…USA have only returned to rugby for a day while NZ All Blacks have been playing since the dawn of rugby to NZ… The Eagles have improved since the last encounter, though you wouldn’t think it…but they have.
NZ All Blacks play a very different rugby to a lot of the global teams, where the ABs play a fast flowing game to not only accommodate the changing rules, but to entertain the crowd. USA is running with the growth and development of rugby, but for now is in the catch up phase of development.
On the sevens circuit, team USA are no slouch and have done really well. This is where all All Blacks usually start, in the world sevens tournaments…stick with the boys, and the game, and you’ll be glad you did..👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽😂
The US team looked worse than in 2014.
yeah i can name two other teams that play like NZ. Australia and Japan
The All Blacks have a few different Hakas. The most passionate and respectful to the status of the opponent is usually reserved for the top teams like South Africa, England and Australia.
ENDURANCE!!!!! You can see it in the USA players faces, they tired!!they body language!!!they need conditioning
Nothing to be ashamed of. NZ are pretty much as good as it gets in rugby where as USA are still a developing rugby nation. I think if you score anything against the all blacks you should be happy
Biggest international
Hong Kong 164 - 13 Singapoe on
27 October 1994 ay Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hong_Kong_national_rugby_union_team?wprov=sfla1
One of the N.Z subs, was twice world player of the year. Definitely not second string.....
NZ beat Japan 145-17 in the world cup 1995.
In 2003 Australia beat Namibia 142-0 in the RWC.
Biggest margin in RWC.
In international rugby Argentina under 20 beat Brazil 204-3
Argentina v other South American countries and Japan v other Asian countries have passed 150 a few times.
Argentina are a top tier tesm, other South American teams were very weak. Almost like a high school team playing an NFL team, or maybe a top university team. However Uruguay and Chile and Brazil are all much more competitive now.
Over 300 was scored in a club game in France, but it was a protest. They fielded only 11, the minimum to have a game and didn't play. So should it count? It was a proper competitive game
The second try… Those were his boots. It caught me out initially as well they were the boots of the defender so he was not actually in touch
A 7 hour drive is just up the road where I come from.
Yes you have to tackle with arms because there are no pads which means a shoulder to the head is extremely dangerous
dont feel bad.... the all blacks springboks boys train and play rugby from six years old and USA started from high school or college, secondly these guys play in world cups junior and seniors different schools weeks . these are professional guys and playing the best competitions
legs can be out of bounds as long as they dont touch the ground
Its only out of bounds if the body touches the ground
His legs didnt touch the ground, they were over the All Blacks player
Had the All Black's played with their true starting 15 it would have a bigger blow out, and a shutout.
Don't be too downcast, Blake. Six of the Eagles best couldn't play because they were playing in Europe. This is because the game was outside the international rugby window and the European clubs didn't have to release their US players. Sure, the All Blacks were resting some players or bringing some back from injury via subbing off the bench but we have crazy depth. Richie Mo'unga (10), Beauden Barrett (23?) and Damian Mackenzie (15) have all played as the All Blacks first five-eighth (10) (pretty much equivalent to gridiron's quarterback). And that's not counting Jordie Barrett, Beauden's brother, who would normally be playing as fullback (15).
BTW you might want to get an ad blocker. That would stop the ads while you are watching. Either that or you might want to edit them out afterward.
Sad to say man, but this is not even New Zealand's 1st (full strength) team.
If the guy's legs touched the ground in touch before he placed it over the try line it wouldn't be a try but because the on-field decision was a try and there were no decent camera angles it was a try.
A suggestion for a game to watch. N.Z vs Ire Chicago. Ireland first win over the All Blacks in 111 yrs. Great game I am a bit biased..🤣 ☘💚🇮🇪
As a Kiwi, I would have to agree with you. Great game.
4 november '21, Italy vs. New zeland ;) I don't know if can cheer you but I'm pretty sure we goin to lose in the same way. On the other hand, it,s cool that whitout expectations we are happy just if we score one try even if we lost :)
I believe the USA team have improved and doing better now. Japan also has improved hugely and now are a respectable side. Getting thumped as a noobie side by either The All Blacks (New Zealand) or the Springboks (South Africa) is not as big a deal as the scores may appear, it is a great learning experience as long as they don't just give up and keep trying. In future games you can measure the improvement of your side by the narrowing (to be hoped anyway) of the scoring gap.
Don’t feel bad about the result. On any give day the All Blacks will win 3 out of 4 games. Over 120 years the All Blacks have a 77% winning rate.
Used to be above 90%
@@trentlomey6007 i I think if you took just the decade before the last World Cup it was over 90
Rugby is in New Zealands DNA its more than just a game to them
Hey Blake, Good vid!
Hate to say this, but I think both the US tries were given to them out of pity by the ref. the 1st one, your Scrumhalf (#9) runs into your Lock (#4) this should have been deemed as interference - it's a harsh law, but it was overlooked. The 2nd one, I think he hit touch before he dotted down, in other, closer games, they would have spent ages deciding and viewing it from multiple angles - here they were just "I don't see any reason not to" - ultimately, it'll make very little difference to the game.
Also, for the sake of fairness - I think there were 3 marginally forward passes that resulted in NZ tries.... and the ref didn't spot them either.
Look, the US team have a long way to go, but at least they're trying! They will get better as they get more exposure - Argentina used to be in the same boat, as did Japan. Now both of those teams (although still considered minnows) can actually hold their own in a game, so it's not all doom and gloom.
NZ started the game with the rookies (not all) to give them some game time. The subs were the more experienced players.
With touch rules, the part of your body into touch need to be touching the ground, and providing you have already grounded the ball, it doesn’t matter if you go into touch afterwards
if you want an even match watch wales vs england 2019 six nations match or wales vs england 2015 world cup match
Thats the highest score ive seen the all blacks play however in 1995 they beat Japan 145-17
the US players kept putting in 100% effort until the end cant fault them on that. The AllBlacks are tough opponents for anyone so dont gauge your progress from these games. The US got 2 tries, not everyone manages that.
I have been trying to work out how to break this to you gently -You may be alone on your tier! Maybe Canada would be on a par with your guys? Everyone has to start somewhere!
The USA does have a plan to become competitive, but I think it is at least a decade away from bearing any real fruit. It's called American Raptors and they take college age athletes and some former pro athletes who are young enough and switch them from Football, Wrestling, Basketball, etc to Rugby. I think Odell Beckham's cousin Terron is either there now or he graduated from it and got picked up by MLR.
A mate went over a few times to the states in the late 80’s, early 90’s to try and get high schoolers interested in the game of Rugby. His said the kids loved it as the game flowed better the US football. He said the only thing was there wasn’t the Adult interest to get high school league going. The college lads and lasses getting into rugby is a good thing but it’s the 8,9 and 10 year olds that start play now will be the one that make the jump up the would tier system. I reckon it will take another 10 to 15 years before America is a tier 1 country.
@@chuckyboy6977 The major problem is that Colleges in the US pay large scholarships for sports, but Rugby is not high on that list (if on it at all), so most people will choose the free college playing American Football than being at University anyway and playing Rugby. As soon as Rugby becomes a viable scholarship option it will take a lot of high calibre athletes from the other US sports. Until then it's going to be mostly drop outs from other sports, which is still a bigger and better talent pool than they had, but still not on tier 1 level.
In 2017 the All Blacks beat South Africa 57 - 0! They are an unstoppable force and have been for over a hundred years. This is one of the reasons why we love rugby. Next week they are playing my team Wales, and I have to accept that it probably won't be a good day for us. It's all part of Rugby mythology. PS Better tell your Rugby players not to smile during the HAKA, that alone is worth 20 points to the AB's. (Don't makes them angry, you won't like them when they are angry :-)
we were going thru the most that year, racial tension and political interference, directed at sa rugby
@@lemonkaysweet Hi Kay, I know this was a transitional period for the Springboks but what I wnated to say was that it is no disgrace to lose against the AB's, it's just part of rugby life.
NO. They were not prepared for that level of understanding.....like being in the 5th Dimension
rugby schools for kids is the way for the eagles
Harvesting you lost by 50points this summer to England who had virtually the whole first choice line up away on the british and Irish lions tour..4 July 2021
You need to be seen to 'wrap' in a tackle. So you can't just drop your shoulder into contact, you need to wrap an arm around the person you are trying to tackle.
"Shoulder barges" are supposed to be illegal, although a certain England player has made a career of them.
@@craigmccullough7333 we're not talking about that England player are we ...
The team is missing some of there player there key player playing in the Europe competition
Sadly the ones you called 2s are actually some of the number 1s most of the number 1s were rested from this game but saying that is a disservice to USA because most 2s of the all blacks are better than most tier2 teams
No one has ever hit a 200 scoreline..
th-cam.com/video/SK5CNNfTuLQ/w-d-xo.html
You've mentioned loving the nail biter games, so here's Scotland vs USA from 2018! I think you'll enjoy seeing your team with their best players on the field (they were not present for the all blacks thrashing) and really making the 6th best team in the world, at that time, sweat.
Avoid reading the title before watching if you can as it tells you the score!
When you say their 2s are better than our 1s first things first Beaden Barrett the guy you were referring to is a 2-time world rugby player of the year 2nd things second New Zealand 5th side would beat USA's 1 side or maybe their 6th, 7th or 8th you get the point.
The subs are the first choice but resting for the next game
top middle next time bro
id love to see USA start playign more LEague and rugby, they have huge athletes and their athletes could probably get paid more if the game got more and more popular.
Yeah just remember NZ scored 145 against Japan in 1995, now Japan is giving top teams a close run for their money. So if the game is growing in US as they say, I am sure better players and better depth will be coming through. Mind you about half the Japan team are guys from other countries who have qualified on "residency" grounds having played in their professional comp a few years. But Japan does not have many big guys. US will not have that problem.
The highest score is NZ 145-17 Japan
Odd game. 2nd string All Black team vs 2nd string USA
USA 2nd try, : He grounded the ball before his legs went into touch, so the try was good. It's like a WR going down the sidelines in the NFL, the same rules are in play.
Good job with the newface place
145 is highest all blacks vs Japan.
I'm from New Zealand chur to USA at lest they gave it a try
Don't worry a lot of American best players weren't released from their European teams to play this match, if it was a world cup qualification match, or a world cup game, or even a match within the international widow it would be a much closer score, I mean the All blacks would still win by a large amount, but not that high.
This was a all blacks B team , all blacks were giving younger players a run
You don't know what the score would have been. Just stick to the facts.
@@tkcarrington4449 There's a world of difference between the all blacks B team and the USA B team, if the A team is 100% of potential, the all blacks B team is at 99%, very close to team A, they are almost interchangeable without losing quality, just remember 2011 the all blacks lost half the team to injuries and still were awesome, the united states B team is not even 50% of the strength of the A team, because they don't have that many players playing high level rugby yet, not enough gene pool, not enough players, that's the largest advantage that top tier nations have, the bench is just as good as the starters, and the B team is very close to that as well, very very close, even nations like Argentina or Scotland suffer a small drop in the bench, and an even bigger loss on the B team, the USA suffers an even larger loss.
@@brucefale6132 I don't, but probability based on previous presentations is a thing, that's what you use to calculate statistical analysis, and that is, in itself, a fact. There's very little chance to be wrong if you say that the all blacks will defeat the eagles by a fair amount, at any given moment, it isn't set on stone, but the odds will be on your favor, as it is very likely that the Eagles A team will lose by a smaller amount to the a all blacks A team, even though, again, not set on stone.
@@pedrothevenard Best just to stick to what actually has happened, not some statistical nonsense that didn't happen.
Highlight was the USA Eagles getting their first try then their 2nd try even thou they're still going to get better
That first try was soft and the second should’ve been disallowed.
@@danieleyre8913 when you're playing my all blacks any try is an achievement for the underdogs
@@tumekemuch They’re your All Blacks are they? Better tell the NZRU.
The first try was soft. The second try was a double-movement.
The entire game was a farce.
@@danieleyre8913 lol you sound agro about the game of course all blacks kicked ass, you can't call what ref say so resources to the all blacks and the soft try got my boys off guard so that's a good try
@@tumekemuch LOL nothing for me to be “agro” about.
The two US tries weren’t much for them to be proud about. End of.
Try USA verses Russia at the 2011 rugby world cup
Gareth
These guys can run...
Bro the USA is getting better. I do t understand why you would have a South African coach. USA needs to get a top NZ coach as well as other NZ coach's for the mlr team's.
Hold up, have you seen americans? If they have a kiwi coach they might get good, then they will get big and good, then youll be kicking yourself for suggesting it.
@@Seriouslydave no bro, NZ rugby is in financial trouble. Why do you think they played in the us. NZ rugby needs to access new markets as 5 million people in NZ isn't enough to pay the players competitive salaries to what they can earn in other larger markets. The best way is to be the 1st to get into the American market which is huge. So what when the Americans become the top team in the world. Professional sport is about the brand and the dollar. Whilst the all black brand is the strongest it makes it easier to earn revenue from an untapped massive market but they need to get in there quick. America becoming the best in the world won't happen in my lifetime or yours probably but it will happen. Help them to come up and that will keep the game strong in NZ. Something needs to happen quick or you are going to see a decline in the all blacks being the number 1 team in the world. Look at a super 15 game there's hardly anyone in the stands and the all blacks can't sell out a home test anymore unless it's a big one
@@rollyrolly7729 funny, govt would never let it happen, all blacks are about as important to nz tourism as it gets. Lotr, allblacks, steven adams, biggest marketing tools nz has.
@@Seriouslydave your wrong the government won't prop them up. The all blacks are a big sporting brand but do you seriously believe people come here because of the all blacks. The all blacks bring very few overseas visitors other than Aussies and there just weekend trips.
@@rollyrolly7729 they are part of the lore.
I couldn't actually see the grounding because your box was in the way at 13:31. If he got the ball down, legally, a split-second before his legs grounded on or over the touch line, then it is a try.
Some shoddy camera work for that game
@@bendodson6955 Maybe, but it was actually the 'reactors box' that blocked the view of the actual grounding.
Nothing wrong with seeing my boys having a good win. TBH I was smiling and cheering when USA scored their first try against the ALL Blacks, that was a great moment! NZ All Blacks are just so good at exploiting teams. They played completely different to how they would against Australia or SA, they spread the ball quickly, they play on quick, they just destroy them with speed.
You’ve alway have to support an under dog..
USA isnt in the greatest of form at the moment. They recently lost to Chile, and are now in danger of not qualifying for the next World Cup.
You know ECU has a rugby team right?
Yeah I actually have a friend that played a while back
Have a look at USA vs Scotland. Yea have to look on the brightside aleast you scored and scored trys.