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Can you pick up a fumble during a football game and run with it?
Yes, in football, a player can pick up a fumble (when the ball is dropped or lost by a player) and run with it to try to advance the ball for their team.
What would happen if Lucy Van Pelt pulled the football away during a real game?
If Lucy pulled the football away during a game, she would likely be tackled for a loss and perhaps fumble the ball.
Put fumble in a sentence?
The football player fumbled the ball, costing his team the game.
Can there be holding during a fumble in a football game?
yes. you can't imped the other team from recovering fumble by holding them. Peyton Manning was called for this in a game this year. Polamalu from Steelers was also called for it yesterday on a blocked field goal, but the flag was mysteriously picked up, and the foul recinded.
How do you use the word 'fumble' in a sentence?
He fumbled the ball during the crucial moments of the game, costing his team the victory.
What is the song on fifa football 2004 on Game Boy advance?
Jerk It Out - Caesars
Can a lineman run the ball during a football game?
No, a lineman cannot run the ball during a football game.
Can a quarterback run the ball during a football game?
Yes, a quarterback can run the ball during a football game.
Can a punter kick a field goal during a football game?
Yes, a punter can kick a field goal during a football game.
How many official are on the field in a football game?
There are seven officials on the field during a football game.
How many players should a football team have on the field during a game?
A football team should have 11 players on the field during a game.
What does it mean in football when you keep possession?
keeping possesion is that your team has the ball and has it under control ==================================================== Possession of the ball is of critical importance in a football game. A team can lose possession of the ball through a fumble recovered by the opposing team, a pass intercepted by the opposing team, by punting the ball to the opposing team, or by failing to advance the ball ten yards in three plays from scrimmage. Keeping possession occurs, for example, when a team recovers its own fumble, when a pass originally ruled an interception is overruled on a replay, when a penalty against the opposing team nullifies a turnover, etc.
