The Eagles' series against Japan is reviewed, the Rugbytalk panel discusses where the US goes from here, all the big college games are covered, and the US gets ready for the World Sevens Series.

This week the panel talks about the first US-Japan Test and looks ahead to the second game. There's more college action to wrap up, plus the discussion turns to what the IRB is doing about getting 7s into the Olympics.

The Eagles' win against Uruguay and the US Selects' game with the Heartland XV headline this week's show. Division I playoffs, the women's club championship, and college action are also covered.

The panel previews the US-Uruguay Test, reviews the Pacific Coast v Heartland XV match, recaps all the big college action, and talks with Spinner Howland about a big time rugby league game in Jacksonville.

The panel reviews the success of both national Sevens teams, they discuss the Eagles program, recap all the big college games, and bring you up to speed on what's going on overseas.

US head coach Scott Johnson is a special guest on this week's show. He pulls no punches while fielding questions from the panel on everything from the Eagles' current record to how to right the ship. The national 7s team is reviewed, and Gary Lane is back with his college picks.

This week college rugby headlines the show. We'll get you caught up on all the action from coast to coast. The panel also discusses the squad picked for the national sevens team assembly in Miami, and we'll bring you up to speed on all the Americans playing professionally overseas.

USA Rugby CEO Nigel Melville is the special guest on this week's show. He covers a lot of ground including the Eagles, state of the union, and the future. And Gary Lane is back with another college preview.

This week we lift the lid on a stunning plan to fix the wagon by revealing details of top level talks for a major revamp of the Super League, we’ll get you caught up on the major college action, and we recap the Remembrance Cup.

The next three matches for the Eagles is a hot topic on this week's show with the panel offering tough opinions on how they should fare. The IRB's invitation to the US to become a core team on the World Sevens Series is discussed, Gary Lane is back with another college preview, and we update you on Americans overseas.

Sevens head coach Al Caravelli is a special guest on this week's show. He joins the panel to discuss the national player pool. Super League is another topic of discussion with two teams dropping out.

In this show we talk about the addition of a third game to the Eagles' fall schedule, Gary Lane is back with another college preview as we look at the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic conferences, and we're joined by Larry Gelwix to talk about the movie Forever Strong.

This show is largely about the Eagles and what needs to be done to fix the wagon. The panel recaps the 7s All-Star championships and highlights the rugby league Grand Final, and gives you another chance to win free stuff.

This week's show is headlined by a discussion on how to improve the USA's overall game. Former Eagle captain Dan Lyle joins the panel to talk about it. Gary Lane returns to preview the college season, you have a chance to win tickets to the Munster game.

This week's show is devoted to the Eagles program. The panel breaks down the Clermont game and offer opinions on what needs to happen to make the US more competitive down the track. You also have a chance to win in our ongoing giveaway.

The competition review headlines this show. USA Rugby's Dan Payne joins the panel to talk about the review, they also discuss the Putting Rugby First report, plus you have a chance to win in our latest giveaway.

The ELVs, team goals and the All-Americans headline this show. Plus you have a chance to win tickets to the US v Clermont-Auvergne game in South Carolina.

The NA4 headlines this show and the panel is joined by US Falcons coach Ray Lehner. The debate over peformance based goals continues, the guys discuss whether college players should be given a look for international level selections, and you have another chance to win in our latest give-away.

The NA4 and All-American tour headline this show. The panel talks about the US rugby culture and how it needs to change, plus you get a chance to win in a brand new give-away. It's all on Show #48.

The state of the game in the US is the main topic of discussion. The panel looks at the big picture from age-grade through the Eagles to pinpoint what's wrong. The guys also talk some NA4 rugby and are joined by Hawks coach Marty Wiggins.

This week the Rugbytalk panel looks at the USA's run in the Churchill Cup and the U-20s' winless performance at the Jr World Championships. The guys also talk some All-American rugby, and are joined in conversation by Larry Gelwix to chat about the movie Forever Strong.

The Churchill Cup headlines the show. The panel also breaks down the U-20s at the Jr World Championships, the college NASC, and a proposal for a new college 7s series. Plus they name the winner of the contest for tickets to finals day at the Churchill Cup.

The Eagles at the Churchill Cup headline this week's show. Also on tap, the US Select XVs, U-20s, college news, and rugby league. Plus you have your last chance to win tickets to finals day at the Churchill Cup.

This week's show is all about national championships. We break down the Super League and DI championships, as well as the boy's High School and boys' and girls' U-19 titles. We also give you a chance to win tickets to finals day of the Barclays Churchill Cup so listen up!

On this week's show the Eagle squad is the hot topic and Mike Hercus joins the panel's discussions. Other items on the agenda include the US Select XV, the RSL semis, and Tennessee's Matt Abernathy talks about the Down Under Rugby program.

Super League and Division I playoffs headline this week's show. The panel also discusses inflammatory comments made by former US coach Peter Thorburn.

This week we update you on Scott Johnson's arrival, we talk Super League and DI playoffs, we chat with the college coach of the year, and look ahead to the NA4.

USA Rugby CEO Nigel Melville is interviewed on the speculation about Scott Johnson, the panel breaks down the college Big 4, runs through the Super League playoff picture, and gives you one of your last chances to win in the Impact Sports contest.

Brian, Ray, and coach McLane preview the college national semifinals and are joined by Grant Houldsworth of Down Under Rugby, they recap all the men's DI playoff action, and share their thoughts on who's playoff bound in RSL.

College playoffs headline this show as Brian, Ray, and coach McLane break down the Round of 16 and quarterfinals. They also bring you up to speed on DI playoffs, talk some Super League, and catch you up on what's going on with American players overseas.

Brian, Ray, and Bruce break down the 2008 Eagle program, recap Super League and Division I results, bring you up to speed on more college games, and give you another chance to win in the Impact Sports contest.

Brian and Ray are joined by new panelist Bruce McLane to run down the last regional college playoffs, they look ahead to the Round of 16, review the Adelaide 7s, and announce the March winner of the Impact Sports contest.

In this show hosts Brian, Ray, and Gary talk about Scott Johnson's appointment as US Eagle head coach. They share their thoughts and are joined in conversation with the man himself.

In this show Brian and Ray are joined by ARN columnist Bruce McLane. They interview Eagle captain Mike Hercus on his move to Japan, talk Super League and Sevens, and bring you up to speed on all the college playoff action. On top of that, you have another chance to win in the Impact Sports contest.

The start of Super League 2008 leads this show. The guys also talk about the NA4, elite player squad, and the national 7s squad, they wrap all the college action, and give you another chance to win in the Impact Sports contest.

This week Ray reports direct from Paris on the 6N game between France and Italy, Brian and Gary discuss the West's collegiate play-in format, they run down all the college action, and update you on an American overseas.

This week's hot topic is a proposal for a revamped Pac Rim series, the guys take a gander at the draw for the college Rd of 16 and are joined by USA Rugby's Alan Sharpley, plus they announce the first winner in the Impact Sports contest.

In this show the guys talk about using the IRB world rankings to determine pool draws for the 2011 RWC, they discuss the U20s latest loss, bring you a college wrap, and give you another chance to win.

A controversial video clip heads the topics of discussion. The guys also talk about eligibility waivers and run down all the college action. They're joined by rugby league's David Niu to discuss the cross promotion of codes, and you have another chance to win cool prizes.

The USA Sevens heads the topics, along with the San Diego Invitational and college teams v men's teams. There's a wrap on all the college scores and you have another chance to win stuff.

The new alliance between the US and NZ, and talk of a S14 team in Los Angeles lead the topics in this week's show. The guys also review college rugby and give you another chance to win stuff.

This week the guys bring you up to speed on where Eagle players are plying their trade, they sound off on the latest college fracas, and kick off a brand new contest in which you can win cool swag.

Brian Lowe and Ray Viers are joined by guest panelist Jason Adkins to talk about the USA 7s, goings on in the Mid-Atlantic college scene, and an overseas wrap.

In the very first mega version of Rugbytalk, Brian Lowe, Ray Viers and Gary Lane recap the U20s' Irish tour, talk some college ball, and let you in on a new contest in which you can win some swag.

Brian and Ray are joined by ARN Player of the Year Chris Wyles to talk about his stellar year, they review the latest national office hirings, and share their thoughts on the plays that had the biggest impact on American rugby in 2007.

Brian and Gary preview the SoCal and Texas leagues, talk more about the Mid-Atlantic playoff bungle, weigh up the merits of the PAC 10 tourney, and run down the final college rankings for 2007.

Changes to the 2008 national championship series are discussed, Brian and Ray also talk about the decision not to trial ELVs in the US, and they have a conversation with Queensland Reds coach Phil Mooney.

Ray Viers and Brian Lowe comb through the initiatives proposed at the IRB global forum, recap the US Sevens team's fortunes, and review the NASC.

Brian and Gary recap West Coast action, talk about the issue of scheduling springtime games on the East Coast, and reveal a failed backdoor playoff move in the Mid-Atlantic.