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The Canberra Raiders will tap into Jarrod Croker's 307 NRL games of experience to not only help their current squad, but their stars of the future as well.
Croker will coach the outside backs and the goalkicking across all the Raiders grades - from the NRL squad down to the juniors.
The Canberra Times revealed Croker was looking to work in both areas in November, with the role made official on Tuesday.
The opening round of the SG Ball competition has been completed, with nine clubs walking away as winners, while the other half will be eager to improve on their games for next weekend.
Zero Tackle reviews the results and examines the top try-scorers, top-point scorers, and tables of the SG Ball Cup, as well as the three biggest talking points of the weekend.
Beginning a new era under Benji Marshall, several up-and-coming Wests Tigers players were impressive on the weekend as the Western Suburbs Magpies kicked off the SG Ball Cup season in style.
Exiled NRL star Curtis Scott will throw down against Joey Leilua in his professional heavyweight debut, with the fellow rugby league bad boy stepping up amid "running scared" allegations.
Speaking with
Fox Sports Australia at the weekend
, Scott accused NRL stars of "running scared" as he tried to chase a professional boxing debut - and even offered Tevita Pangai Jnr the opportunity to throw hands with him.
No Limit will today announce Scott and Leilua are set to compete on the undercard of a March 13 Pay-Per-View headlined by undefeated Australian title challenger Sam Goodman.
Goodman, who is a No.1 ranked super bantamweight, will put his mandatory world title placing on the line when he faces popular Melburnian Mark Schleibs in an all-Australian showdown.
Elsewhere, Aussie middleweight Issac Hardman will take on big punching Venezuelan Endry Saavedra.