This is the 6th King's Corner column from 7s legend Waisale Serevi. This time he talks about the amazing evolution of 7s as a global sport.

I just finalized my tickets to Las Vegas for this year’s USA Sevens Tournament at Sam Boyd Stadium February 10-12. Some of my colleagues here at Serevi™ will play in this event and I admit to some pangs of jealousy! Already several years removed from my 21-year international career, I still miss elite competition.

Alex Goff looks at the USA 7s squad going to Wellington and Las Vegas

Bernie Decker goes in-depth with the the Lindenwood program, which has started its varsity program on fire.

The USA Men’s National Team  Head Coaching job seems to be down to a short list of …

A big change could be coming down the pike in Boulder, as RUGBYMag.com has learned a department head is losing his job.

OK we couldn't find 25 and we only have 24. Still, here's our list of the top DI clubs in the country as of now.

Always on the fence, the Tampa Krewe has been forced to choose.

Eamonn Hogan has been travelling to the USA since 2005 assisting club, high school and national teams with refining their skills at the breakdown. He has coached rugby for nearly twenty years and is currently a contributor to Rugby Coach Weekly magazine based in the UK. He is therefore in a unique position to judge the view of ‘foreigners’ in the American game. In this editorial, he looks at the issue of players from overseas

In his Eagle Eye Column, Alex Goff looks at the list of players contracted to the Men's 7s residency program.

USA Rugby CEO Nigel Melville said during a November edition of Ruggamatrix America he'd like to have the search for the next Men's National Team head coach wrapped up by Christmas. Nearly a month after the holiday, that search is still on. However, RUGBYMag.com has learned USA Rugby has it narrowed.

USA 7s coach Al Caravelli has not been shy about importing some help to the Olympic Training Center in preparation for the Wellington and Las Vegas stretch of the IRB 7s World Series.

USA 7s coach Al Caravelli has not been shy about importing some help to the Olympic Training Center in preparation for the Wellington and Las Vegas stretch of the IRB 7s World Series.

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Sources have confirmed a list of USA 7s players, men and women who have signed contracts with USA Rugby.

RUGBYMag.com Columnist Gavin Hickie discusses the lineout and how to make it work right in his latest coaching column.

"As time consuming as lineout practice can be, it is time well spent. The Rugby World Cup 2011 final, between New Zealand and France highlighted the importance of lineout play. The only try New Zealand scored, came from a pre rehearsed lineout move as they went on to beat France by 8-7 and become World Champions."

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RUGBYMag.com columnist Gavin Hickie talks about key components for a truly functional lineout.

USA men's 7s Head Coach Al Caravelli will invite 18 players to the next camp.

Alex Goff looks at the list, and takes note of some comebacks, some left back, and who might need a little more time.

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USA 7s men's team Head Coach Al Caravelli has invited 18 players to the next 7s team camp, to begin next week.

Alex Goff looks at 2012 and asks a few questions ... as well as finding answers:

What's up with the new Eagle coach?

Where is the club game going with all those plans?

Can women's High Performance take a big step forward?

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I’ve been asked repeatedly what I think is about to happen with the Eagle national team position.

I am honest. I don’t know. It looks like we’re down to a short list, and most of that short list is domestic-based coaches. That’s all important and we look forward to how it all shakes out. But it’s only one answer to the many questions; questions that need to be answer this year (I hope).

Cody Secker checks in with top contenders in the Northwest Collegiate Rugby Conference as they look ahead to the beginning of the season.

Included: thoughts from Oregon State, which heads off to the Storer Classic this weekend.

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Get ready all you rugby fanatics; it’s that time of year again. Teams have been keeping themselves busy with fall sevens for the past couple months and now are looking at a full league schedule.

For head coach Matt Hudson and the Washington State Cougars, it’s going to be about focusing on preseason goals and taking every game in stride.

What's the status of injured players coming into the next USA Men's 7s camp?

Alex Goff says some key players may be back for the upcoming USA 7s camp.

Who makes the team is another question.

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Rugby Magazine makes a big announcement as we delve deeper into our 2011 Award winners - we are back to publishing monthly!

The issue is available to all RUGBYMag.com Premier Subscribers, plus our print subscribers, who have been provided with Premier logins.

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