Side to side running is lateral running, not to be confused with the "lateral" exchange of the ball from one player to another. -----
East to West.
Football QuestionIf the man standing on the sideline tackle the guy running down the sideline, then it would be an interference because once you step off the field and back on you inactive for the rest of the play and it would not count so the referee would not advance the ball at all. *Because this is a blatant rulebreaking which has the potential to prevent a touchdown or great yardage gain, the ref would probably give a personal foul and a fifteen yard penalty, or even might award the penalty touchdown. The player concerned (the one who tackled) is also quite likely to be ejected for extreme misconduct.If you are talking like what Woodey Hayes did, there is a rule in all levels for 'flagrant fouls'. The referee in these situations can make any penalty he deems fair, including awarding points.
Yes
No, I don't think so.
Rice's Dicky Maegle was tackled from the sideline by Alabama's Tommy Lewis in the 1954 Cotton Bowl
As long as the player does not touch the shuttle, it is out. If they touch the shuttle while they swing, it is considered out
Roy Riegels, 1929 Rose Bowl
No, he cannot he has to take the T.O
In high school, the ruling is that any player that leaves the bench to participate in a fight, whether it is to help or harm, the player is to be ejected.
What they SHOULD do is hand the ball to the ref and jog off to the sideline like a classy player. Not like those NFL players that dance around like they've never scored a touchdown before in their life.
Yes it can be affected. Example: If Messi (famous soccer player) was running and it was windy he could run much slower or much faster, but it all depends on what direction it faces
in olden day when the ball would go out the first player to touch it would get the throw in so it is called a TOUCH line
1978 He was fired after punching a Clemson player who was forced out of bounds on the Ohio State sideline after intercepting an Ohio State pass.