The most revealing thread in this episode is Brok Harris's account of how his move from Super Rugby to the Dragons in Wales fundamentally changed his understanding of tight-head scrummaging — and how he's since transplanted that philosophy into the Stormers' scrum culture. Harris explained that in the southern hemisphere, scrums were an 8-to-12-second affair designed simply to restart play, meaning props could survive on angle and raw power. In Wales, scrums ran 15 to 20 seconds, forcing him to learn how to stay square or end up "on top of your locks" — a lesson he describes as his real education as a tight head. That hard-won knowledge is now the foundation of a Stormers scrum that has harvested 58-plus penalties this URC season, and Sazi Sandi credits Harris's ability to translate lived experience into in-game process cues as the reason he's evolved from an explosively gifted but overextending prop into one of the most dominant tight heads in the competition.