Rugby is a globally popular sport played competitively from the youth-level up to nations and countries competing amongst each other for the world cup.
It is played in teams of 15 at a time split into two categories, your forwards and your backs. Your forwards are generally your bigger, more powerful
players who do the more physical labor such as scrums, rucks And tackling. Your backs have the ability to ruck and tackle but what sets them apart is
Scrums. As your forwards bind into a scrum your backs form a line in anticipation of your team recovering the ball and passing it off in attempts to
create a play or bust through the defense for progress of the ball and a try.
Unlike Football rugby isn't separated into quarters but instead it's separated with two halves of play. These sessions of play are consistent and not
paused after the tackle has been made unless there is either a penalty or the ball was hit out of bounds. Rugby games are monitored by one referee
known as the "sir" with the assistant of touch judges whose main responsibility is to mark where and if the ball is knocked out of bounds.