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An "OUT" is exactly what it sounds like, you run up the field usually about 5 yards then cut out towards the sideline. And right when you make that cut outwards to the sideline you should be looking over your inside shoulder for the ball.
A "DIG" sometimes called a hitch or comeback route. You run up the field usually 3 to 5 yards then plant hard with your outside foot. Right when you plant your foot, you turn back towards the quarterback and look for the ball. When you see the ball coming in your direction go and get it don't wait for it to get to you!
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What is the difference between land route and sea route?
It is the difference between walking and swimming.
What is the difference between boxing gloves and ufc gloves?
there dig
What is the difference between dig in and dig out?
dig means you are just generally searching and dig up means you're pretty sure you've found what you're looking for.
What is the difference between dig and bump?
Dig- burrow into something, creating a hole Bump-collide with something, hit softly, nudge
How do you get dig in ash gray?
route 5
What is the difference between a post route and a flag route?
Post is towards the center of the field, flag is toward the sideline.
Where do you get dig on emerald?
You get dig from the Fossil Maniac in the house to the left of Fallarbor town (on Route 114).
Where do you get Dig for Pokemon Emerald?
TM 28 (dig) can be found in Route 114, in Ruby, Sapphire and Emerald. Go into the house at the top of the route and talk to the fossil maniac's little brother inside. He will give you Dig.
Where is the dig hm located in ruby?
the TM dig is found in the Pokemon maniacs house on route 15
Why you cant use dig in route 510 in Pokemon light platinum?
Dig, but i can't get it to work either
Which route can you find a moon stone?
well I'm not sure on the route but you can dig them up underground
What is the difference between a cross route and a square root?
A cross route is a road or journey plan. A square root is a mathematical number!
