Japan head into Friday's game with two-time world champions South Africa at Kumagaya Rugby Stadium knowing they must find the right balance between attack and defense if they are to repeat their heroics of the 2015 Rugby World Cup.And defense coach Scott Hansen believes his partnership with attack guru Tony Brown is perfect for the style of rugby Japan head coach Jamie Joseph wants the Brave Blossoms to play."Tony Brown and I work very closely around how our attack influences our defense and vice versa. And the balance there is critical," Hansen said Tuesday."I love working with Browny. We …READ FULL ARTICLE
