Rule question [field goal/s]
Rule question [field goal/s]
can missed f/gs be run back? if so, can't a f/g actually be used AS a kind of punt? or does the opposing team get the ball at the line of scrimmage of the missed f/g, no matter what? also, if f/gs can be run back, what if they go out the back of the end zone?
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[quote=""mtedora""]can missed f/gs be run back? if so, can't a f/g actually be used AS a kind of punt? or does the opposing team get the ball at the line of scrimmage of the missed f/g, no matter what? also, if f/gs can be run back, what if they go out the back of the end zone?[/quote]
Yes they can.
The nets catch the ball and bounce them back on the playing surface. (They ain't there for decoration....)
Long field goals can be considered punts in the AFL.
Yes they can.
The nets catch the ball and bounce them back on the playing surface. (They ain't there for decoration....)
Long field goals can be considered punts in the AFL.
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So I'd rather spend a quarter of an ABA franchise to repair my car, as opposed to spending a franchise and a half to get a new car that might have some planned obsolescence that causes it to break down 5 days after the end of the warranty period.
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