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A football field across is 53.3 yards.
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What is the distance you can throw a football on a standard football field?
Well, many quarterbacks can throw 60 yards, the farthest recorded throw, was 45646 yards by Donald Trump's hair.
What is the longest NFL 1st down and goal how many yards is the goal?
The longest NFL first down and goal distance is 99 yards. The goal line is located at the end of the football field, so it remains the same distance of 10 yards from the line of scrimmage regardless of the field position.
How many players on a football field during play in Canadian football?
24.
How many cars fit in a football field?
A lot of them
How many yards long is the touchdown areain the nfl?
the whole field without endzones is 100 yards, the actual touchdown zone is 10 yards
How many sq yards in a football field?
A football field is 5531.21 square yards.
How many yards a on a football field?
100 yards
How many yards is an American football field?
100 yards
If a football field is 100 yards how many inches is in the football field?
36 inches to a yard, so 3600 to 100 yards
How many playing yards in a football field?
11
How many yards are in one eighteenth of a mile?
97.778 yards or just about a football field.
How many feet make up a football field?
an American football field is 100 yards or 300 feet.
How many football fields does it take to equal a polo field?
About 9. Football: 100x53.3 yards Polo: 300x160 yards
How many feet long is football field?
The depth of the NFL end zone is 10 yards. The overall length is 120 yards, and the width is 53.5 yards.?æ
How many yards did the first football field have?
the 1st football feild was 120 yards because there was 10 more yards behind each feild goal.
How many times would you have to run across a NFL football field of120 yards to run a mile?
14 times, stopping just over half-way across on the 15th pass.
How many cubic yards of dirt is a football field?
None. Just build the baseball field where the dirt is already there.
