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To understand how much Madosh Tambwe has grown as a player since joining the Bulls last year, consider how eager he was to tell Jake White, his director of rugby and head coach, that he'd been awarded the official Man of the Match award against the Lions this past weekend.
The Stormers were possibly the last SA team anyone would have picked to start 2022 unbeaten in three United Rugby Championship (URC) games since January's restart.
While Jake White insists that the Bulls - and by extension the rest of SA's United Rugby Championship franchises - will simply have to continue adapting to different refereeing interpretations in the tournament, Saturday's Jukskei derby suggested local arbiters aren't really helping in that regard.
There have been a few moans and groans in the past two weeks, but Stormers coach John Dobson's insistence on not including both Warrick Gelant and Damian Willemse in his starting XV once again paid off following Saturday's fine United Rugby Championship triumph over the Sharks.
For just over a half-an-hour it really did seem as if the Lions would remind us all that a week is indeed a long time in rugby before the Bulls' superior bulk and pedigree was enough to ensure them back-to-back victories for the first time in their short United Rugby Championship history.
Despite having established themselves as the most successful South African franchise over the past two years, Jake White insists the Bulls aren't feeling the pinch from a less than stellar start to their United Rugby Championship campaign.
Introspection has been the buzzword in the Lions camp to date this week following two chastening losses in the United Rugby Championship over the past fortnight.
Lukhanyo Am's latest midfield partner Ben Tapuai says he's gaining plenty of confidence from playing inside a "world-class" player of the Sharks captain's ilk.