David Miller Durie Rollo (born 7 July 1934) is a former Scotland international rugby union player. He played as a prop forward. Unusually for a Scotland internationalist, he came from Fife.

Rugby Union career

Amateur career

Rollo went to Bell Baxter High School in Cupar, and continues to support their rugby team. However, while at school, he preferred football. Rollo played for Howe of Fife R.F.C. until he was 40. As a prop, Rollo could play both tight and loosehead:

Provincial career

Rollo played for North and Midlands in the Scottish Inter-District Championship. Rollo was in the first two Blues Trial side matches against Whites Trial in 1962-63, scoring a try in each game and helping secure the Blues win in both matches.

International career

Rollo played 40 times for Scotland. Allan Massie includes Rollo in his All-Time XV's reserves, saying "Rollo's ability to play on either side of the scrum would make him a natural member of the squad". Bill McLaren witnessed Rollo's international debut, at the 1959 Calcutta Cup game