When commentators and football fans say "breaking the plane" they're talking about the endzone. The first and foremost rule in scoring a touchdown is that the football must break the plane or cross into the endzone some kind of way for anyone to even think about it being a touchdown.
If a team runs the ball, it wouldn't matter if the player got his whole body into the endzone. If the ball didn't break the plane as he went in it is not a touchdown.
If the ball is passed and is caught by a player who is falling forward out of the endzone and he doesn't allow the ball to break the plane it is not a touchdown.
Into plane
Not really, because tessellation is about covering a plane surface. A football is not a plane surface.
A plane is a flat surface
A catch in PRO football requires 2 feet in the end zone. A catch In college requires 1 foot in the end zone. The ball breaking the plane of the goal line on a run, or catch and run in the field of play.
By the definition, A plane which makes an angle (THETA) with the horizontal is said to be inclined plane. Inclined plane has made lots of work very easy. It's a simple machine.
It has a curved surface.
Breaking news is a newsworthy event that is currently unfolding even as it's being reported upon.One example would be TV crews covering a disaster such as an earthquake or plane crash, and showing (live and on the air) the rescuers trying to get to the survivors.
plane
dots on a coordinate plane
Cal Poly football team plane crash happened on 1960-10-29.
The study of the ratios of the sides and angles of triangles in the same plane.
It is simply a plane surface making an angle with the horizontal (ground).