A drop kick needs to hit the ground before it's kicked , where as a punt does not
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∙ 11y agoNo. A kick following a score or to start either half has to be taken as a free kick.
they kick the football in the case of a kickoff, punt, turnover or field goal kick.
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A drop kick is worth 1 point if attempted as a Point After Touchdown, or 3 points if attempted as a Field Goal. The points are only rewarded if the attempt is successful of course. A drop kick isn't worth any points, per se, it is simply another method of kicking the ball. It was replaced by the punt in popularity when the shape of the ball was changed (from round to more pointed ends) in the 1930s to make it easier to throw passes. However, the drop kick can still be used, and if a ball is drop kicked through the uprights, it is considered a field goal and worth three points. If a drop kick is used during a point after touchdown (PAT) try, and is successful, it is worth one point. One rarely sees a drop kick tried these days as the more pointed ends make the bounce of the ball very unpredictable.
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No a punt is a drop kick and a kick off is off a tee.
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an onside kick you try to kick it about ten yards and recover it, a punt you try to get it as far down field as you can. Also onside kicks have a tee, and punts you toss in the air and kick it
Yes. It is possible to be guilty of an offside infraction when your goal keeper performs a punt or drop kick.
A punt is when the kicker drops the ball and kicks it before it hits the ground. You cannot score any points on a punt (unless the receiver muffs or fumbles the ball, making it live). A field goal must be kicked off the ground, either by place-kick or drop-kick, and must travel between the uprights to score. A place-kick is where a holder places the ball on the ground for the kick. A drop-kick is where the kicker does not use a holder, and instead drops the ball and kicks it when it touches the ground or as it bounces off the ground.
only if one ball is easyer to punt/kick with one ball
Scoop Slam,Spike DDT,Punt,Drop Kick....
No ... the free kick following a fair catch is used to score a field goal, therefore, it must be a place kick or a drop kick.
you can kick a basketball but the deffinition punt is impossible
Yes. Any kick, punt or kickoff, can be fair caught. One major difference between fair catching a punt and fair catching a kickoff is that the kickoff is a free kick. Where a punt returner deep in his own territory may call for a fair catch and let the ball bounce on the ground in the hope that the ball will bounce into the end zone for a touchback, the kick returner must catch the ball due to the fact that a kickoff is a free kick and the team that recovers a free kick is awarded possession of the ball.
It depends, if you want to punt or kick. if you want to punt you put it in your hands, then kick it. if you want to kick it you set it on the floor and get your foot and hit the ball with your foot, that means you kick it.