RMA Podcast: Brothers on Three
In this episode of RuggaMatrix America we talk to Sean Mullin about his new film: Brothers on Three.
The film tracks the West Point rugby team through their championship season in 2021-22 and then the following season, following the history of the program, the meaning of the sport within the military, and also the stories of the players and cadets themselves.
See the film at https://brothersonthreefilm.com/
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