No. Ford Field in Detroit faces East and West. A field has to run North and South as mandated by the NFL Comission, but a field can be built East and West only with special consent granted by the Comission. It must first be reviewed before given consent.
No, not all pro football fields have a north/south layout. For example, the new multi-billion dollar Texas Stadium lays east to west.
There is no rule in the nfl rule book that requires endzones to be on the north/south sides of the field.
Most fields have endzones on the north/south sides so the sun doesn't shine in the players' eyes. This becomes a moot point in domed stadiums.
Although the football colloquium "a north/south runner" can still be used to refer to players playing on a field that lays east/west. This phrase refers to backs who don't use fancy footwork to gain yardage; rather, they run up the middle of the field with little deviation.
Boone Pickens Stadium in Stillwater Oklahoma runs east and west. Boone Pickens Stadium is home to the Oklahoma State University Cowboys.
No, not all pro football fields have a north/south layout. For example, the new multi-billion dollar Texas Stadium lays east to west. There is no rule in the nfl rule book that requires endzones to be on the north/south sides of the field. Most fields have endzones on the north/south sides so the sun doesn't shine in the players' eyes. This becomes a moot point in domed stadiums. Although the football colloquium "a north/south runner" can still be used to refer to players playing on a field that lays east/west. This phrase refers to backs who don't use fancy footwork to gain yardage; rather, they run up the middle of the field with little deviation.
I don't think so.
No all football fields are 100 yards.
All over the country, wherever there are football/soccer fields.
justin fields
Yes, both are 120 yards long by 53 1/3 yards wide.
All football fields are 100 yards long from goal line to goal line
Both the North and the South had resources that the other did not. The North had all of the factories, money, and industry, but the South had all of the farmland.
Not really. It's the same size as all the other football fields in Canada.
No, not all continents are wider at the north than at the south. For example, Africa is wider in the north compared to the south while South America is wider in the south compared to the north. Each continent has its own unique shape and size.
Not all of the north thought slavery was bad and the people who were against slavery were in the north because the farms in the south needed them to tend fields and harvest cotton. Then if a slave escaped and became a northern citizen, they would obviously be against slavery.
The difference between the north and the south is the north did not have slavery but the south had the bad slavery and all that broughnt it intot the north and everything went mixed up. The north had factories and the south had plantiations.