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  1. The more things change …

    Super 12 may have become the glitzier and extended Super 14, but the fixture that started it all will again launch the southern hemisphere’s revamped regional showpiece. Read more

  2. Sharks dream big

    The rest of the country may be writing them off, but the Sharks are backing themselves to turn things around in the Vodacom Super 14. Read more

  3. Rees lightning

    Comparisons have inevitably been made with Trevor Halstead, but Sharks centre Grant Rees believes he has more to offer than the former Bok. Read more

  4. Good news for Bully Boys

    Bulls hooker Gary Botha will only miss a third of the Vodacom Super 14 after hurting his knee against the Sharks at Sun City. Read more

  5. Stormers dismiss De Villiers’ claims

    Stormers head coach Kobus van der Merwe has rejected Peter de Villiers’ accusations of Stormers thuggery on the weekend. Read more

  6. Stormers Spear-tackled

    The Stormers will get “blown away” in the Super 14, according to Peter de Villiers, the coach on the receiving end of a 73-5 caning from the Cape side on Saturday. Read more

  7. Bobo’s not done yet

    Two career-threatening knee injuries have hampered the progress of Gcobani Bobo, but the former Bok centre plans to be back to his best for the Sharks this season. Read more

  8. Now Botha’s crocked

    Gary Botha could miss the Bulls’ entire Super 14 campaign, after damaging knee ligaments at Sun City. Read more

  9. Pretorius: I’ve been framed

    In a Keo.co.za exclusive, Andre Pretorius has revealed that he was not even behind the wheel when arrested for drunken driving in the early hours of Saturday. Read more

  10. Kobus hails “extraordinary” Watson

    Kobus van der Merwe battled for superlatives to describe Luke Watson’s performance in the 73-5 downing of the Spears in Wellington on Saturday. Read more

  11. Back row brilliance stabs Spears

    The Stormers delivered a disjointed but ultimately profitable display to down the Spears 73-5 in their final Super 14 crank-up before the Super 14. Read more

  12. Double blow for Cheetahs

    The Cheetahs smashed Italian club Benetton Treviso 52-11 in Welkom on Saturday, but suffered injuries to two key players. Read more

  13. Sharks bullied in main match

    Heyneke Meyer’s first-choice Bulls side beat the Sharks 17-3 in the second warm-up match at Sun City, after leading 14-0 at half-time. Read more

  14. Spies cooks in Sun City heat

    A last-minute penalty from flyhalf Scott Spedding gave the Sharks a morale-boosting 13-10 victory against the Bulls in the battle of the second-stringers at Sun City. Read more

  15. Bok flyhalf arrested

    Andre Pretorius was arrested and charged with drunken driving early on Saturday morning. Read more

  16. Saders sack the Force

    The Crusaders wacked the Western Force 36-19 on Saturday, after leading 17-12 at the break. Read more

  17. Tahs torture Blues

    The Waratahs consolidated their pre-tournament status as one of the favourites with a thumping win against a Blues team that called on 10 All Blacks. Read more

  18. Sharks keep it real

    Dick Muir is realistic when assessing the Sharks’ chances of success in the Vodacom Super 14 this year. Read more

  19. Sharks seek Sun City revivial

    It may serve as a publicity exercise more than a crucial encounter, but the Sharks know that a surprise victory in at least one of their crank-ups against the Bulls will dissuade the many prophets of doom gathering around Absa Stadium. Read more

  20. Spears “don’t expect” to trounce Stormers

    Spears coach Peter de Villiers does not believe his side has sufficient quality to beat the Stormers, yet. Read more