Due Date: Wednesday, May 4th
Football terminology and rules quiz Please answer the following questions to the best of your ability. Each question is worth 2 points.
Please don't forget to put your name on the Blog, so you can receive credit.
1. What is the line of scrimmage?
2. Name and explain a pass pattern we ran in class. What does the running backs and wide receivers do?
3. What position on the field snaps the ball to the quarterback?
True of False
4. In flag football, a fumble, or a ball that is dropped to the ground, is ruled a dead ball and not able to be advanced.
5. It is legal for every player on offense to catch a pass.
22 comments:
Catalina Escalante
1.its an imaginary line through the end of the football nearest to them extending from sideline to sideline
2. In class our team used a lateral (forward) play, a wide receivers are the only players in the backfield or the ends on the line are eligible to catch a forward pass. A wide receiver is an offensive position and the key player in most of the passing plays. A running back is a member of the offensive backfield they are to receive handoffs from the quarterback for a rushing play, to catch passes from out of the backfield, and to block.
3. The center
4.true
5.True
Ben Stoller
1)The line of scrimmage is the line that divides the offense and defense before the ball is snapped. It is located where the ball was downed.
2)We ran the fly route in class. All of the running backs and the wide recievers run straight toward the end zone.
3)The center snaps the ball to the quarterback.
4)True
5)False
Justin Fishman
1. Line where the ball starts between the offense and defense
2. A post route- wide receivers go straight and then go out towards sideline and running backs stay short
3. Center
4. True
5. False- center cannot catch a pass
Greg Urovsky
Where the balls starts at every play
Fly pattern where you run straight, They run straight to the end zone.
Center
true
false
1. The line of scrimmage is the horizontal line that the center stands on when hiking the ball.
2. The corner pattern is when the offense runs out straight and then turns outwards towards the corners. The running backs and wide receivers catch the ball.
3. Center
4. True
5. True
Didier Copay
1) its an imaginary line that divides the two teams at the beginning of the play
2) Our team ran a fly route which basically means to run strait or to the end zone.
the running backs are people good for running plays to get the ball far. And the wide receivers are also good in speed but they go out into the field to try and catch the ball.
3) The center
4) true
5) true
Hiran MEndries
Rita Zhang
1. An imaginary line crossing the field which both offensive and defensive players cannot cross until the football is snapped and the play has started
2. Button hooks: the wide receivers and running back go out about 10 feet then quickly turn around to receive a pass
3. Center
4. True
5. True
Brandon Nguyen
1. Line that the ball is placed on and which players on both sides cannot pass until the ball is in play.
2. Fly. A wide reciever runs in a straight line towards the end zone. Running backs are handed the ball from behind the line of scrimmage so they can run and gain yards. Wide receivers catch the ball after running a pattern.
3. Center
4. True
5. No
1. The imaginary line where the offense and defense have to stay on opposite sides until the play has started
2.Post pattern- The wide recievers and running backs all run post routes towards the side line to try and get open
3.The center snaps the ball to the QB
4.true
5.False
Danny Rothenberg
1. The line of scrimmage is the horizontal line where the center stands when he hikes the ball.
2. The corner pattern is when the offense runs straight and then out to a corner. The running backs and wide receivers catch the ball.
3. The center snaps the ball to the quarterback.
4. True
5. False
Didier Copay
Kevin Cho
1. The line of scrimmage is the line where the football is snapped and players may not move across it until the play begins
2. One pass pattern we ran in class is a fly pattern. Both wide receivers and runnning backs run straight downfield to try and catch the deep ball.
3. The center.
4. True
5. True
1. The imaginary line separating the teams at the beginning of a play.
2.A post is a deep play where wide receivers run straight down the field a short distance (10-15 yards), and then angle in towards the center of the field (toward the goal 'posts') where the ball is caught at high speed. When this play was originally designed, the goal posts were on the "zero" yard line, in the front of the endzone - In a skinny post, the route is shorter and quicker than a deep post, which may cover 30 or 40 yards.
3.The Center
4.True
5. Yes
Noah Siman
1. What is the line of scrimmage?
In football, a line of scrimmage is an imaginary transverse line (across the width of the football field) beyond which a team cannot cross until the next play has begun.
2. Name and explain a pass pattern we ran in class. What does the running backs and wide receivers do?
We never ran or explained a pass pattern in class. The job of the running back is to run the ball during carrying plays. The job of the wide receiver is to get open and catch the ball during passing plays
3. What position on the field snaps the ball to the quarterback?
Center
4. In flag football, a fumble, or a ball that is dropped to the ground, is ruled a dead ball and not able to be advanced.
True
5. It is legal for every player on offense to catch a pass.
False
1. The line where the play starts and where the offense has to stand behind before the play
2. A post is where the receivers and running backs run straight and then make a soft cut inwards towards the middle of the field
3. Center
4. True
5. False
Ethan Reff
Alex Arner
Football terminology and rules quiz Please answer the following questions to the best of your ability. Each question is worth 2 points.
Please don't forget to put your name on the Blog, so you can receive credit.
1. What is the line of scrimmage?
An imaginary line that separates the teams while playing football. Line of scrimmage is determined by where the ball last fell or fumbled.
2. Name and explain a pass pattern we ran in class. What does the running backs and wide receivers do?
We ran a pass pattern called a Hook. The wide receivers go out and make a sharp turn inwards. The running backs do the same except closer to the ball.
3. What position on the field snaps the ball to the quarterback?
Center
True or False
4. In flag football, a fumble, or a ball that is dropped to the ground, is ruled a dead ball and not able to be advanced.
True
5. It is legal for every player on offense to catch a pass.
no. not center.
MEHUL BEHERA
1) The line where the defense meets the offensive. Players cannot cross this line till the quarterback snaps the ball
2)The receivers and running backs ran straight and then curled inwards
3)Center
4)true
5)true(other than the quarter back)
Keith Cartwright
1. Line where the teams have to be on their side of before the play and where the ball is snapped from
2. Fly pattern. Everybody runs straight down the field
3. Center
4. True
5.False
1. imaginary line people have too stay behind before ball is thrown
2. Straight line/hail mary is running straight
3. Thrower
4. true
5. false
June Chamberlain
1. the line os scrimmage is where the play starts.
2. the button hook. the wide receiver and the running back run down the field then turn around quickly and catch the ball.
3. the center
4. true
5. true
Dylan Strauss
1)The line of scrimmage is the line that divides the offense and defense before the ball is snapped. This is where the play is started and
2)Fly route; the running backs and the wide receivers run straight toward the end zone.
3)center
4)True
5)False
Andre Moll
Shiva Vijayaverl
1. The line of scrimmage is where the ball is snapped back to the quarter back
2. The comeback pass route is when the reciver will run maybe 10 yards and wil run straight back 5 yards
3. The center in position snaps the ball to the quarter back
4. True
5. False
1. The line of scrimmage is the horizontal line that the center stands on when hiking the ball.
2. The corner pattern is when the offense runs out straight and then turns outwards towards the corners. The running backs and wide receivers catch the ball.
3. The Center
4. True
5. False
Grace Goodkind
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