Scotland rugby positions guide flanker lock hooker

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A flanker plays in the back row, making tackles and supporting the ball carrier; a lock is a second-row forward providing lineout jumping and scrummaging power; a hooker is the front-row center player who throws in lineouts and anchors the scrum. These three positions form the core of Scotland's forward pack.


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