After nearly two weeks of pointed silence following Dave Rennie's allegations post-Cape Town, Daan Human has gone on record to dismiss the 'walking around the mark' accusations. His core argument: if the Boks have been doing it illegally, they've been doing it for six years — and no referee or citing commissioner has found them guilty. Human's response is less a defensive rebuttal and more a statement of philosophy: the Bok scrum is built on precision, legal technique, and cultural identity, not gamesmanship. He's also notably pragmatic about referees, praising Angus Gardner's consistency and framing the Boks' approach as one of adaptation rather than contestation. The piece is worth reading for Human's unfiltered voice — dry humour included — and for what it reveals about the internal culture driving what is, by any measure, the most dominant scrummaging unit in world rugby right now.