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Real Difference for example: In all United States High Schools; if football is played, tackle football is played by men, and flag football is played by girls or for fun. In tackle football, the ball carrier needs to be taken to the ground by a tackle. The knee needs to hit the ground, by getting hit to the ground. In touch football, or in the many variations such as one-touch and two-touch, you merely need to touch the ball carrier for him to be "down". In flag football, players wear flags, usually attached to the waist by Velcro. The tackler must pull off the ball carrier's flag thing for him to be "down."

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The difference is in what you're allowed to do to stop the offensive player. Tackle: full contact, whatever it takes to get the person off his/her feet. Touch: once you're touched, the play is over. Flag: players wear belts around their waist which have two velcro flags hanging off the sides. Once a flag is pulled off the player with the ball, the play is over.

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Q: What is the difference between tackle football touch football and flag football?
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