The Bok-eyed pass is used in Rugby Union and was invented in South Africa by U14 schoolboys. Johan Erasmus then elevated it to the
international stage claiming it to be a new innovation along with other means of deliberate & underhand foul play that
incompetent referees & World Rugby fail to punish.
Further information on this move can be found in the Rassie Erasmus book of ‘Rugby Cheats &
Attention Seeking’ subtitled ‘Catch Me If You Can, Bru’.