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Take the total yards from where the ball was kicked to where it was caught and then subtract the amount of yards gained on the return.
For example:
Kickoff from the 30 yard line, ball received at opposite 10 yard line = 60 yards
Ball returned to the 25 yard line: 60-15 = 45 net yards
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