against the All Blacks in the 2007 Rugby World Cup) and held the national record until 14 June 2008, when Chris Paterson won his 88th cap. Murray failed to make the initial 2008 Six Nations Championship squad, though he was later added but did not feature in any games. Low point During the Six Nations Scotland v Wales game at the Millennium Stadium on 12 February 2006 Murray was sent off by referee Steve Walsh after he perceived that Murray retaliated by lashing out with his boot following a late tackle by Ian Gough. His sending off was seen as a decisive point in the game that Wales won 28–18. Murray became only the second Scotland player ever to be sent off (the other being second row colleague Nathan Hines) and was subsequently banned for three weeks, after an unsuccessful appeal, meaning he would miss the upcoming Calcutta Cup game. Coaching career In 2018 Murray took up a coaching role at San Diego Legion in the US Major League Rugby. References External links Murray gets three-week suspension, BBC, 15 February 2006 Scotland appeal; red card eases Wales path to win, The Guardian, 13 February 2006 Walsh the whistle ensures red is the colour of the day, The Guardian, 13 February 2006 player profile at www.lequipe.fr 1976 births Living people Alumni of Preston Lodge High School Bedford Blues players British & Irish Lions rugby union players from Scotland Edinburgh Academicals rugby union players People educated at Morgan Academy Preston Lodge RFC players Rugby union locks Rugby union players from Musselburgh Saracens F.C. players Scotland 'A' international rugby union players Scotland international rugby union players Scottish rugby union players