EDINBURGH (Reuters) - Scotland captain Stuart Hogg is more than willing to give up the flyhalf berth for Friday’s Six Nations finale in France despite leading his side from the pivot position to a 52-10 romp over Italy at Murrayfield on Saturday.
Hogg started at No. 10 for Scotland for the first time in the absences of first choice Finn Russell, and his role in an eight-try performance was given a rave review by coach Gregor Townsend.
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