Two feet in what? If the question concerns the requirement for a completed pass the answer is one.
No college football changed the overtime rule in 1000 b.c you just won twenty dollars
1985
Florida State 1958 when playing Tenn Tech in Tallahassee. They were the first game of the season after the rule change
No, that rule has been in college football for a long time but has never been adopted by the NFL.
never England rule
A wrist being down does not constitute a player being down. The rule stands the same in HS, college or NFL football.
In college football, the rule for a missed field goal to the kicker's left is called wide left and conversely wide right if it misses to the kicker's right. It is described as short if it is aimed correctly but does not have the distance to go over the cross bar.
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Football is not patented. The rules are readily available and anyone can play. Many items related to football have copyrights, such as the rule books, team names and recordings of games.
Football does not have a "mercy" ruling, where the game is ended after a certain scoreline is reached. In first class football, the record is 36-0 held by Scottish team Arbroath in their Cup match against Bon Accord in 1885.
Maybe the rule that keeps the clock running if the score get to high at a given point in the game. i.e. 60 to 0
where teams of a certain ranking battle in a tournament to see who win a championship usually BCS but this rule is not yet enforced in college