Australian captain Michael Hooper admitted to being nervous Friday on the eve of the Wallabies' Rugby World Cup quarterfinal with England, but said he welcomed the feeling ahead of the knockout clash.Asked how he might help some of his less-experienced teammates handle the momentous occasion, the 98-test veteran said the heightened emotions around a big match were something to be embraced."I can't speak on behalf of those guys, but I can speak on behalf of myself. Yeah, I'm nervous. But that's good, because it means you care," Hooper said. "That's just part of being a rugby player. You feel…READ FULL ARTICLE
