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What is the minimum number of players allowed on an NFL team?
The minimum is 45 with a maximum of 55.
What is the minimum number of the representatives allowed to a state?
The minimum number of Representatives allowed to a state is 1
How many players allowed in MLB dugout during game?
There is no rule on the number of people allowed in the dugout. The rule states that only players, coaches, bat boys, managers, trainers, substitutes, & players on the disabled list are allowed in the dugout. Ejected players and coaches are not allowed to stay in the dugout.
Minimum number of players in a cricket team?
What is the maximum number of players in a cricket
What is the minimum number of players to start a volleyball match?
6 players
How many players can be on the ice during a hockey game?
During regular play there are 12 players on the ice. Five regular players and one goalie for each team. During powerplays that number can decrease to a minimum of four players for one of the teams (2 man advantage).
What is the largest number of players a football team can have on a field?
During a typical play, there are only 22 players allowed on the field, 11 on each side.
What is the minimum number of active baseball players on a field during any part of an inning?
10 - 9 fielders and the batter.
What is the minimum number of active baseball players on the playing field during any part of an innings?
There must be a minimum and maximum of 9 players on the field for the defensive team which will include their current Pitcher on the mound however the offensive team can have a minimum of 1 player on the field and a maximum of 4 players on the field.
What is the minimum number of players in CoD 5?
2 i know it is
What is the minimum number of players you can start a football match with?
7
What is the minimum number of players required on a football field during any legal play?
You should always have 11 players. The law states that at least seven players (on one side) must be on the field for the game to on.
