yes
In American Football the offensive side must have seven players on the line of scrimmage. At one time it could have more. If they did today, then the players between the ends would need to have interior linemen numbers.
the football must travel ten yards for the offense to touch it. However, if the ball hits a defender, it is a live ball(the offense can recover it.)
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no its pretty much the same as football, its just called a different name.
"Kickoff" is a term used in sports to start a game, typically referring to the action of kicking off or the event itself rather than specific characters.
No, they are both solids.
Such a statement is open to debate. Different people will have different reasons as to why they prefer Gaelic Football or Soccer, so the question cannot really be answered definitively.
The prefix 'inter' in the word intercollegiate means more than one college. Intercollegiate football is a football game between teams from two different colleges.
The BBC Football website offers many different services. Other than news, the BBC Football website offers Football scores, interviews with players and coaches, as well as a chat room.
Football is the name given to a number of different team sports. All have fairly different measurements, and because many are elliptic (rather than spherical) they do not have diameters anyway. The only football with a diameter is the association football ball, which has a diameter of 21.6 to 22.3 centimetres.
If its 630 eastern standard than its 430 in AZ
Because it's a different sport