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  1. Willemse unscathed from Pumas return

    Ashwin Willemse has returned to competitive rugby, playing the final 30 minutes of the Cats’ 41-13 win over the Pumas in Witbank. Read more

  2. Tonderai hangs tough

    Despite pulling the same quad muscle that has kept him sidelined for four months, Tonderai Chavhanga believes the Super 14 will reinforce his Springbok claims. Read more

  3. Bully Boys set for Sun City

    The Bulls have named two strong sides to play the Sharks at Sun City on Saturday. Read more

  4. Bulls to be bullied upfront?

    If the Bulls have a liability, it’s the depth of their forwards. Insanity, you scream? Not according to coach Heyneke Meyer. Read more

  5. Snyman prevents Rose risk

    Frans Ludeke will not have to gamble on Earl Rose at 10 in the opening rounds of the Super 14. Read more

  6. Jaco turns to Jake for help

    Jake White will fly to Japan with Jaco van der Westhuyzen in two weeks time to hold negotiations with the NEC Green Rockets. Read more

  7. Butch back middle of March

    Butch James will miss at least the first three games of the Sharks’ Super 14 campaign. Read more

  8. Stormers press conference LIVE

    Keo.co.za took you into the Newlands boardroom for the weekly Stormers presser. Read more

  9. Learning from Lowen

    Former Chiefs and All Black centre Keith Lowen has told his Cheetahs team-mates exactly how Kiwi teams approach their matches against South African opposition. Read more

  10. Meyer: Why I invest in midfield monsters

    Pre-season spending and the 44-13 win over the Stormers revealed Heyneke Meyer’s preoccupation with size in the midfield. Speaking to keo.co.za, the Bulls mentor reveals why centre size really does matter. Read more

  11. Ludeke jolted by Jantjes scare

    The Cats, already injury depleted, have been rocked by news that recalled Bok Conrad Jantjes may miss the start of the Super 14. Read more

  12. Storm warning for Spears

    Keo.co.za has learnt that Kobus van der Merwe will name his strongest possible side to face the Spears in Wellington on Saturday, the final Super 14 warm-up scheduled for the Cape side. Read more

  13. Davidson: Sharks in prime position

    Sharks scrumhalf Craig Davidson has cited the widespread belief that the Durbanites will be the South African side relegated from the Super 14 as reason for immense optimism. Read more

  14. Willemse’s wait finally over

    Ashwin Willemse returns to competitive rugby on Thursday when the Cats take on the Pumas in a Super 14 crank-up. Read more

  15. Bulls bear brunt of desperate Stormers

    Despite eventually being overpowered, the Stormers’ determination to beat the Bulls on Saturday is evident in the Bully Boys’ extensive injury list Read more

  16. Heyneke warns against arrogance

    Heyneke Meyer has stressed that assuming the Bulls’ run of home games early in the Super 14 will automatically translate into success could prove fatal to his side’s championship challenge. Read more

  17. Quota confusion resolved

    There is a common belief spurned by incorrect reports that each South African franchise must field a minimum of four players of colour in their starting teams. Saru CEO Johan Prinsloo has clarified the situation to keo.co.za. Read more

  18. NZ champs plays like chumps

    The Highlanders stole a 21-19 win against the Crusaders and the rubble Reds were rampant against the Blues in Vodacom Super 14 friendlies. Does this mean a change of guard in 2006? Forget it. Read more

  19. Five-try Habana sinks Stormers

    The Bully Boys weathered a spirited first half by an underpowered Stormers side to emerge 44-13 victors in a Super 14 crank-up at Newlands. Read more

  20. Spears clawed

    Life has not improved much for the Spears in a week. Hammered by the Cheetahs 48-0, the Spears were on the receiving end again in their friendly against the Cats. Read more