Ian McLauchlan, the former Scotland and British & Irish Lions prop, has died at age 83. Known as "Mighty Mouse," he earned 43 caps and captained Scotland 19 times. McLauchlan's glory days included tours with the Lions in 1971 and 1974, notable for being part of the winning teams in all eight Tests. His only Test try against New Zealand in 1971 remains iconic. Beyond rugby, he worked as a teacher, journalist, and rugby administrator, earning an OBE for his contributions to the sport.
Ian McLauchlan, affectionately known as Mighty Mouse, left an indelible mark on rugby with his fierce spirit and leadership, amassing 43 caps for Scotland.
McLauchlan's legacy extends beyond his remarkable playing career; he contributed to rugby through journalism, business, and leadership roles in the Scottish Rugby Union.
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