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Corey Horsburgh is edging his way towards a Queensland debut and once he gets there Maroons star Cameron Munster predicts he'll have a long State of Origin career.
Horsburgh is 19th man for Origin II at Lang Park on Wednesday, having narrowly missed out on the squad for the series-opener in Adelaide.
He was in the mix to help replace injured Maroons duo Jai Arrow (ankle) and Tom Gilbert (shoulder), with Queensland coach Billy Slater opting for Jeremiah Nanai and Moeaki Fotuaika instead.
This Saturday, the Parramatta Eels will face off against their long-standing rivals, the Manly Sea Eagles, at CommBank Stadium.
The Eels will showcase a revamped team as they take on their old foes.
In recent weeks, the Sea Eagles have had an inconsistent performance, securing impressive wins against the Dolphins and Raiders, but suffering defeats against the Knights, Sharks, and Broncos.
NSW back-rower Hudson Young has paid tribute to the victims of the Hunter Valley bus tragedy - which happened just minutes from where he grew up - as he prepares to play his second State of Origin match with the heaviest of hearts.
Young, who kept his spot in Brad Fittler's team for game two at Suncorp Stadium, has spoken of his devastation about the accident, which killed 10 people and left more than a dozen more in hospital when the bus they were travelling in rolled over after a wedding.
The accident occurred at Greta, the town where Young grew up before making his mark in the NRL at the Canberra Raiders.
It's devastating, Young...