The 19 reasons NSW have the edge over Maroons before Origin III ()

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The 19 reasons NSW have the edge over Maroons before Origin III

Ten NSW players will have completed their NRL commitments by Friday night, while nine Maroons will be forced to wait almost 48 hours to play for their clubs.

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