The man behind securing the 2025 Rugby League World Cup for North America believes NFL interest in NRL players can be a platform for the creation of an elite level competition in the US.Jason Moore, President of Moore Sports International, who brought Major League Baseball to the SCG in 2014, said league is a sport with a vast untapped potential in a country of over 300 million people.Kangaroos winger Valentine Holmes and Dally M Medallist Jason Taumalolo are the latest NRL stars to head to the States for a free agent combine in Los Angeles next week.And Moore, who divides his time between Sydney and the US, said Jarryd Haynes year-long stint with the San Francisco 49ers, briefly pricked Americas interest in the sport where he made his name.In our research weve found theres something similar about the running lines of rugby league and rugby union and the NFL backs, Moore told AAP.Catch, pass, run straight. Jarryd Hayne basically showcased all that we have been saying.Its a pity for us that he didnt just kick on a little bit more.But having said that, to do what he did and achieve what he achieved was unbelievable.The chances of Holmes and Taumalolo emulating Hayne as a result of this trial are slim, given the competition that they will come up against.But Moore is hoping one day top NRL players will consider signing for a team in the US as an alternative to the English Super League.Weve been working on this for over 10 years, Moore said.Not so much the World Cup but developing a rugby code in the US.Although rugby has made big strides over there, American viewers do not like sports where TV loses track of the ball.They love physical, gladiatorial sports that are played at a fast pace.Moore admits selling the game to America will be tough, but said plans are already afoot for a 10-12-team competition made up of city franchises in the US and Canada and containing local players within the next five years.College kids are a massive market for teams, as are the high school kids that dont make it to college, he said.About 30,000 high school kids go for 11,000 college places, then about 160 will make it to the NFL.So theres a hell of a lot of 18-23 year olds with not much to do that have been trained like professional athletes to catch, pass run and tackle.Its a massive challenge, but weve a great way to engage with the fans through their love of contact sports.In America, you have to think big or you will get booed off the stage. 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COLUMBIA, Mo. - Mizzou Volleyball (18-3, 9-0 SEC) and No. 21 Kentucky lived up to the pre-match hype on Sunday afternoon, delivering a five-set thriller inside the Hearnes Center. The Tigers built an early 2-0 advantage, but the Wildcats responded later with two sets of their own. Mizzou ultimately claimed a 3-2 (25-21, 28-26, 16-25, 22-25, 15-12) match victory following its exciting triumph in the fifth and final set.The Tigers extended their current winning streak to 13 matches and now stand with the SECs lone undefeated conference record. Mizzou filled the stat sheet over its five set win, as four individuals finished with 10-plus kills, four Tigers topped double-digit digs and five players recorded 10-plus points.Senior Emily Thater (Springfield, Mo.) had a standout day at middle blocker, tallying a career high 14 kills on .524 hitting. Thater also matched her career high in solo blocks (three) and matched her season high in total blocks (six). Sophomore Alyssa Munlyn (Suwanee, Ga.) also shined at the net for Mizzou, producing 11 kills on .421 hitting and eight total blocks (three solo).Senior Carly Kan (Honolulu) tallied her team-leading eighth double-double this year, finishing with a team high 17 kills and 17 digs. Kan also added two servicce aces and one block, keying a season high 19.dddddddddddd5 points. Five of her 17 total kills occurred in the Tigers match-clinching fifth set. The Honolulu natives offensive outburst also moved her into 3rd place all-time in Mizzou Volleyball career kills (1,527).Junior Courtney Eckenrode (The Woodlands, Texas) tallied her third match this year with 50-plus assists. The Tiger setter also added 12 digs on Sunday to secure her third double-double of the season. Junior Sydney Deeken (California, Mo.) stepped in at outside hitter today, recording nine kills, season high 11 digs and season high two solo blocks.Senior Alexa Ethridge (Lees Summit, Mo.) continued her consistency in the back row with a team-leading 17-dig effort against the Wildcats. Ethridge has paced the Tigers in single match digs a team-best 16 times this year.Mizzou hits the road on Wednesday, Oct. 26, with a visit to Texas A&M. The Tigers and Aggies will compete beginning at 8 p.m. (CT) and the match will broadcast live on ESPNU. Mizzou returns home on Sunday, Oct. 30, with a contest against Mississippi State. First serve is scheduled for 1:30 pm (CT). ' ' '