Jake: No more overseas-based Boks

Jake White says it’s time for SA Rugby to close the door to the Springbok squad on overseas-based players.

Bulls’ ‘Rocket Man’ ready to take flight in URC

Wing Stravino Jacobs says he is ready to take what he learned from the senior players in the Vodacom Bulls squad to improve himself in the upcoming South African leg of the United Rugby Championship.

Bulls raring to go as URC resumption looms

Coach Jake White says while the break in play came at just the right time, the Vodacom Bulls are now focused on the challenges that lie ahead in the United Rugby Championship following their return to training.

‘Steyn should have played 100 Test matches’

Former Springbok coach Jake White says Frans Steyn should have joined the pantheon of Bok centurions by now while likening the two-time World Cup winner to Danie Craven.

Bulls dominate Carling Champions Match squad

Springbok Arno Botha headlines a group of nine Bulls players selected by Currie Cup fans to take on Kenya at Loftus Versfeld in the inaugural Carling Champions Match on 6 November.

White: SA teams must adapt to URC officiating

Jake White believes the four South African franchises need to adapt to the refereeing and different interpretations of the laws to compete successfully in the Vodacom United Rugby Championship.

Watch: Tambwe’s disallowed try analysed

Here’s a closer look at referee Ben Whitehouse’s decision not to award Madosh Tambwe’s try against Edinburgh, instead penalising the Vodacom Bulls wing for a double movement.

Jake: We need to be better

Jake White remained tight-lipped about a contentious refereeing decision that went against the Vodacom Bulls in the dying stages of their defeat to Edinburgh on Saturday.

Bulls want Steyn to stay despite looming Test retirement

Jake White and the Vodacom Bulls are set to offer Morne Steyn a contract extension despite the veteran Springbok flyhalf contemplating retiring from the game.

Goosen’s season over as he prepares for surgery

Jake White has confirmed that mercurial Vodacom Bulls flyhalf Johan Goosen will spend the better part of next year on the sidelines recovering from a damaged knee ligament.