Most high school rules and almost all pee-wee football rules allow for a second forward pass as long as the first pass is behind the line of scrimmage and the player receiving the pass stays …

Feb 20, 2012 · American football is called football because of its origin. Its like soccer, can be traced back to rugby football where you use your feet to kick a ball at a goal or successfully …

Oct 19, 2012 · What happens if during a kickoff, the kicker kicks the ball through the uprights? These are the two situations I think this is possible: The game kick-off Kick after touchdown

Dec 5, 2012 · Running backs come in two types: fullbacks and halfbacks (aka tailbacks). By default, if somebody is talking about a running back without specifying, they're probably talking …

There aren't any football teams that are referred to as small market and the salary cap rules keep most teams similar in spending. In college, the spread offense has leveled the playing field …

Mar 3, 2023 · I learned that if two players sack cooperatively, each defender gets 0.5 sacks in their statistics. Then what happens if three players make a sack together? Is it 0.333 sacks, or …

Oct 9, 2016 · An example is some/most organizations at that level consider the center ineligible and these kinds of formations are why high school rules are so stringent on player numbers for …

Feb 9, 2012 · As much football as I watched, I had previously not gotten very far into learning about d-line assignments until my son began playing DT in school. From my non-expert …

In the NFL, supposing a player catches the ball legally and runs with it, for a total of a 25 yard gain, but is hit to the head, causing a fumble before he makes contact with the ground (and is …

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