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Wallabies facing same selection headache as State of Origin's NSW Blues

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Wallabies facing same selection headache as State of Origin's NSW Blues
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The Wallabies are facing a selection dilemma similar to that of the NSW Blues in State of Origin. Coach Joe Schmidt must decide between Tom Wright, who is returning from injury, and Max Jorgensen, who has been performing well. Jock Campbell's strong form adds further complexity to the decision for the fullback position ahead of the Nations Championship Tests in July.

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Wallabies facing same selection headache as State of Origin's NSW BluesBy Luke PentonyTopic:Super RugbyWed 27 May 2026 at 4:51amWed 27 May 2026 at 4:51amWed 27 May 2026 at 4:51amMax Jorgensen is a contender for the Wallabies' fullback role. (Getty Images: Cameron Spencer)abc.net.au/news/wallabies-selection-headache-state-of-origin-nsw-blues/106723110Link copiedShareShare articleIt was arguably the hardest selection decision NSW Blues coach Laurie Daley had to make when choosing his squad for State of Origin I.Should he keep Dylan Edwards at fullback or recall ex-captain James Tedesco for his first Origin appearance since Game 1 in 2024?Both had presented compelling cases this NRL season, but Tedesco was given the nod for Wednesday's series opener against the Queensland Maroons at Stadium…

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