#23 — Brown Goes Down

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Re: Fic Discussion - Deja vu

[(Anonymous)]

There are four downs, always, but one down can sometimes be a field goal attempt or a punt return. A down is a gain of 10 yard. You have four attempts to gain at least 10 yards.

If you do a field goal attempt as your 4th down, it's 3 points. If you kick for an extra point after a touch down, it's 1 point.

If you can understand hybrid icing, football's pretty easy.

Re: Fic Discussion - Deja vu

[(Anonymous)]

"10 yard" but how much is that in meters? Haha, that's probably one of my problems too, I have no idea about US measurements.

Re: Fic Discussion - Deja vu

[(Anonymous)]

9.14, according to my brief calculations.

Re: Fic Discussion - Deja vu

[(Anonymous)]

One of those lines on the field. The space between them is 10 yards. Approximately 10ish meters.

Re: Fic Discussion - Deja vu

[(Anonymous)]

theyre roughly equivalent so you can just think of them as meters if youd like.

Re: Fic Discussion - Deja vu

[(Anonymous)]

Yards and meters are actually fairly comparable, but it's just generally easier to think "10 [arbitrary unit of measurement]"?

Re: Fic Discussion - Deja vu

[(Anonymous)]

People understand hybrid icing? I'm pretty sure not even the refs really understand hybrid icing.

Re: Fic Discussion - Deja vu

[(Anonymous)]

Hybrid icing is easy to understand on paper, it's the calls that don't make sense.