FOOTBALL!!!!????!!!!????! ?
Q. I want to know the average weight of all the football player dudes. Like you know the quarterback and the kicker?
Asked by Andi L.M. - Mon Oct 20 22:43:54 2008 - - 4 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Well in the NFL the average weight of the QB would be around 210-240 lbs. but the kicker could be anywhere from 170-200 lbs. hope this helps!
Answered by futuregm - Mon Oct 20 22:50:18 2008
Q. I want to know the average weight of all the football player dudes. Like you know the quarterback and the kicker?
Asked by Andi L.M. - Mon Oct 20 22:43:54 2008 - - 4 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Well in the NFL the average weight of the QB would be around 210-240 lbs. but the kicker could be anywhere from 170-200 lbs. hope this helps!
Answered by futuregm - Mon Oct 20 22:50:18 2008
FOOTBALl??????
Q. Who will win the superbowl
Asked by gitrdonssss - Fri Aug 17 09:40:47 2007 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It will come down to a slug fest between the AFC and NFC champions.
Answered by LSUballs - Fri Aug 17 09:48:09 2007
Q. Who will win the superbowl
Asked by gitrdonssss - Fri Aug 17 09:40:47 2007 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It will come down to a slug fest between the AFC and NFC champions.
Answered by LSUballs - Fri Aug 17 09:48:09 2007
What College football team won a game by pitching the football down field to score?
Q. What football team won the game by pitching the football all the way down field to score? Tossing the football around, avoiding being tackled; so they pitch the ball to their team mates with little time left, and they went down and scored. I don't know if they did that to win the game or they did that for fun. All i know is that they are a college football team and they scored by pitching the ball around. Does anyone know?
Asked by Jesus's Little Helper - Sun Nov 16 19:57:21 2008 - - 9 Answers - 1 Comments
A. remember the Stanford-Cal game when the band got ran over?
Answered by Irish Dad - Sun Nov 16 20:01:33 2008
Q. What football team won the game by pitching the football all the way down field to score? Tossing the football around, avoiding being tackled; so they pitch the ball to their team mates with little time left, and they went down and scored. I don't know if they did that to win the game or they did that for fun. All i know is that they are a college football team and they scored by pitching the ball around. Does anyone know?
Asked by Jesus's Little Helper - Sun Nov 16 19:57:21 2008 - - 9 Answers - 1 Comments
A. remember the Stanford-Cal game when the band got ran over?
Answered by Irish Dad - Sun Nov 16 20:01:33 2008
How is flag football even considered an alternative to good ol' American Football?
Q. Think about it. For flag football, you don't need to work out or develop any skills; you just have to be fast and be able to catch. It basically defeats the purpose of any other position player except the fastest positions like receiver and cornerbacks. It kills the point of being able to bench press 400 pounds when all you have to do is be fast. Who agrees with me when I say that flag football is a terrible substitute for tackle football? Or for those of you who prefer flag football to tackle football, why?
Asked by Jay - Sun Jan 18 15:00:33 2009 - - 4 Answers - 4 Comments
A. It is just used by PE classes or organizations who don't want to be sued or held liable for injuries that can occur in tackle football.
Answered by The Mrs. - Sun Jan 18 15:14:07 2009
Q. Think about it. For flag football, you don't need to work out or develop any skills; you just have to be fast and be able to catch. It basically defeats the purpose of any other position player except the fastest positions like receiver and cornerbacks. It kills the point of being able to bench press 400 pounds when all you have to do is be fast. Who agrees with me when I say that flag football is a terrible substitute for tackle football? Or for those of you who prefer flag football to tackle football, why?
Asked by Jay - Sun Jan 18 15:00:33 2009 - - 4 Answers - 4 Comments
A. It is just used by PE classes or organizations who don't want to be sued or held liable for injuries that can occur in tackle football.
Answered by The Mrs. - Sun Jan 18 15:14:07 2009
What is the best college football movie ever?
Q. Since most of the college football teams begins their football season today, or at some point this Labor Day weekend. I would like to take the time, to ask what is the best college football movie ever. And also please tell me why, you think that movie is the best college football movie ever. The only 2 college football movies that I can think of are Rudy, and We Are Marshall. And I bet there will be people having Rudy on the list, since I bet that it is an old favorite, but will a more of a recent movie We Are Marshall going to be on the list? And I bet that there are some others that I could be forgetting about at the moment.
Asked by staggmovie - Sat Sep 5 10:31:44 2009 - - 11 Answers - 2 Comments
A. They all suck...
Answered by Mandchel F - Sat Sep 5 10:35:02 2009
Q. Since most of the college football teams begins their football season today, or at some point this Labor Day weekend. I would like to take the time, to ask what is the best college football movie ever. And also please tell me why, you think that movie is the best college football movie ever. The only 2 college football movies that I can think of are Rudy, and We Are Marshall. And I bet there will be people having Rudy on the list, since I bet that it is an old favorite, but will a more of a recent movie We Are Marshall going to be on the list? And I bet that there are some others that I could be forgetting about at the moment.
Asked by staggmovie - Sat Sep 5 10:31:44 2009 - - 11 Answers - 2 Comments
A. They all suck...
Answered by Mandchel F - Sat Sep 5 10:35:02 2009
How do football players work-out to get muscular abs?
Q. What is the work-out most football players do to get muscular abs? What is the diet to get muscular abs like a football player? If you are or were a football player, please list it as a source.
Asked by Andrew - Thu Oct 25 18:49:06 2007 - - 3 Answers - 13 Comments
A. I do sit ups on a incline bench with a 10 lb weight held behind my head. sounds light but its a workout! also try leg lifts, crunches, bycycles and anything else you can think of. like i tell everyone else, there is no magical workout you just have to put in the time.
Answered by spatula_warrior - Mon Oct 29 22:30:07 2007
Q. What is the work-out most football players do to get muscular abs? What is the diet to get muscular abs like a football player? If you are or were a football player, please list it as a source.
Asked by Andrew - Thu Oct 25 18:49:06 2007 - - 3 Answers - 13 Comments
A. I do sit ups on a incline bench with a 10 lb weight held behind my head. sounds light but its a workout! also try leg lifts, crunches, bycycles and anything else you can think of. like i tell everyone else, there is no magical workout you just have to put in the time.
Answered by spatula_warrior - Mon Oct 29 22:30:07 2007
How did college football teams travel to their away games in the 1860s to 1930s?
Q. I know that the first college football games were more related to rugby and soccer. And the first intercollegiate game was held on November 6, 1869 and was between Rutgers and Princeton. How did the Princeton football team get to Rutgers? How did the other college football teams arrive at their games?
Asked by sammi - Thu Nov 29 16:47:03 2007 - - 15 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I would imagine by train - Rutgers and Princeton both being in NJ would have had train connections. Anyone on your schedule would be withing a 5-6 hour train (and then bus) journey from your school. My dad played football at Linfield in Oregon in the early 1930s and looking at his yearbook, a the folks they played (like Willamette in Salem, Oregon)were a couple of hours away by bus.
Answered by iwasnotanazipolka - Thu Nov 29 16:57:11 2007
Q. I know that the first college football games were more related to rugby and soccer. And the first intercollegiate game was held on November 6, 1869 and was between Rutgers and Princeton. How did the Princeton football team get to Rutgers? How did the other college football teams arrive at their games?
Asked by sammi - Thu Nov 29 16:47:03 2007 - - 15 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I would imagine by train - Rutgers and Princeton both being in NJ would have had train connections. Anyone on your schedule would be withing a 5-6 hour train (and then bus) journey from your school. My dad played football at Linfield in Oregon in the early 1930s and looking at his yearbook, a the folks they played (like Willamette in Salem, Oregon)were a couple of hours away by bus.
Answered by iwasnotanazipolka - Thu Nov 29 16:57:11 2007
What is the best football that is available at the moment?
Q. I just lost my nike premier league 07/08 football and I am thinking of buying the nike mercurial fade. Do you recommend this football and is the world cup ball really worth buying (after all it has come under a lot of criticism) What other footballs do you recommend?
Asked by Shyam R - Tue Jun 1 12:05:37 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. nike
Answered by STAND UP IF YOU HATE MAN U - Tue Jun 1 15:12:14 2010
Q. I just lost my nike premier league 07/08 football and I am thinking of buying the nike mercurial fade. Do you recommend this football and is the world cup ball really worth buying (after all it has come under a lot of criticism) What other footballs do you recommend?
Asked by Shyam R - Tue Jun 1 12:05:37 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. nike
Answered by STAND UP IF YOU HATE MAN U - Tue Jun 1 15:12:14 2010
Are college football players required to take and do well in classes? How long has this been a requirement?
Q. I need to know if college football players are required to take and do well in college classes (I believe they are, in current times), but even more specifically, I need to know how long this has been a requirement by law or colleges for football players at their schools to do so.
Asked by Pinata - Mon May 10 21:43:08 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes they have to take classes. Its always been a requirement. They can take whatever they want. Usually they just take general education classes which are pretty easy. Some of them actually have a major but its also usually a joke like communications.
Answered by emiller1998 - Mon May 10 22:41:58 2010
Q. I need to know if college football players are required to take and do well in college classes (I believe they are, in current times), but even more specifically, I need to know how long this has been a requirement by law or colleges for football players at their schools to do so.
Asked by Pinata - Mon May 10 21:43:08 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes they have to take classes. Its always been a requirement. They can take whatever they want. Usually they just take general education classes which are pretty easy. Some of them actually have a major but its also usually a joke like communications.
Answered by emiller1998 - Mon May 10 22:41:58 2010
What major football college has the best academics?
Q. We're talking I-A here, with a good football program. I want to know what college you think not only has good football, but also offers top-notch academics. Please support your answer with more than the usual hearsay or baseless opinions.
Asked by Lmeister - Thu Aug 3 15:27:08 2006 - - 84 Answers - 3 Comments
A. University of Florida Go Gators!!
Answered by arejokerswild - Sat Aug 5 02:53:44 2006
Q. We're talking I-A here, with a good football program. I want to know what college you think not only has good football, but also offers top-notch academics. Please support your answer with more than the usual hearsay or baseless opinions.
Asked by Lmeister - Thu Aug 3 15:27:08 2006 - - 84 Answers - 3 Comments
A. University of Florida Go Gators!!
Answered by arejokerswild - Sat Aug 5 02:53:44 2006
How can I start playing football on a team ?
Q. I'm currently 12 years old and in the 7th grade. I've loved football all my life ever since I watched football on the TV with my dad when I was 5 years old. Now, I'm taking the sport pretty seriously. Looking at either outside linebacker or wide receiver. So anyone out there have any ideas on how to join a football team in NYC ? Thank you !
Asked by Sk8terBoy - Fri Dec 11 21:44:54 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Inquire about the local youth football league(s) in your area. Then find out when they have sign-ups. Sarge
Answered by Bob - Fri Dec 11 21:52:51 2009
Q. I'm currently 12 years old and in the 7th grade. I've loved football all my life ever since I watched football on the TV with my dad when I was 5 years old. Now, I'm taking the sport pretty seriously. Looking at either outside linebacker or wide receiver. So anyone out there have any ideas on how to join a football team in NYC ? Thank you !
Asked by Sk8terBoy - Fri Dec 11 21:44:54 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Inquire about the local youth football league(s) in your area. Then find out when they have sign-ups. Sarge
Answered by Bob - Fri Dec 11 21:52:51 2009
How to go from club football to university football?
Q. I play Football for the Forest City Thunderbirds, Bantam age group, wich is competitive. I was just wondering how is it I go from this program to the level of university football eventually? Do I have to move up to a higher league? Canadian Football, btw.
Asked by camycam178 - Sat Jul 10 17:37:05 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I play Football for the Forest City Thunderbirds, Bantam age group, wich is competitive. I was just wondering how is it I go from this program to the level of university football eventually? Do I have to move up to a higher league? Canadian Football, btw.
Asked by camycam178 - Sat Jul 10 17:37:05 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
How do you become a football manager and how competitive is it?
Q. I would love to be a football manager, I have extremely good tactical play and strategical formations that I can pick up instantly and everytime I see a football game I always end up commenting on space that's available or where the ball could/should go etc.. How competitive is it to get into football management without being a proffessional footballer yourself?
Asked by Danny - Mon Dec 28 19:15:28 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. Well... you have to get coaching badges first. It also doesn't hurt having a university degree in either psychology, economy, or sports management. 2. You need to find a job in the lowest league possible and work your way up. If you can't find a job... go to a premier or championship team and become a coach and then work your way up. Good Luck man... it's very competitive.
Answered by Michael (AFL) - Mon Dec 28 19:24:15 2009
Q. I would love to be a football manager, I have extremely good tactical play and strategical formations that I can pick up instantly and everytime I see a football game I always end up commenting on space that's available or where the ball could/should go etc.. How competitive is it to get into football management without being a proffessional footballer yourself?
Asked by Danny - Mon Dec 28 19:15:28 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. Well... you have to get coaching badges first. It also doesn't hurt having a university degree in either psychology, economy, or sports management. 2. You need to find a job in the lowest league possible and work your way up. If you can't find a job... go to a premier or championship team and become a coach and then work your way up. Good Luck man... it's very competitive.
Answered by Michael (AFL) - Mon Dec 28 19:24:15 2009
What is a football injury that could put you out of commission permanently?
Q. What is a football injury that could put you out of commission permanently? Besides death. Something that would make a football player no longer able to play.
Asked by Pay it Forward - Mon Nov 30 02:33:19 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My husbands Cousin played college football. He hit another player so hard that his helmet broke apart. He bruised his brain badly enough that if he had hit someone that hard again it could kill him. So he chose to stop playing football. Other injuries could be torn knees or broken backs.
Answered by The Queen Has Spoken - Mon Nov 30 02:45:48 2009
Q. What is a football injury that could put you out of commission permanently? Besides death. Something that would make a football player no longer able to play.
Asked by Pay it Forward - Mon Nov 30 02:33:19 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My husbands Cousin played college football. He hit another player so hard that his helmet broke apart. He bruised his brain badly enough that if he had hit someone that hard again it could kill him. So he chose to stop playing football. Other injuries could be torn knees or broken backs.
Answered by The Queen Has Spoken - Mon Nov 30 02:45:48 2009
What football clubs are close to crystal palace and how far are they?
Q. Hello there, i would just like to know what football clubs are close to crystal palace and how far are they from Crystal Palace roughly? Thanks, Jordan.
Asked by jords-will-solve-it - Mon Nov 30 17:14:58 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. charlton millwall
Answered by babe - Mon Nov 30 17:46:28 2009
Q. Hello there, i would just like to know what football clubs are close to crystal palace and how far are they from Crystal Palace roughly? Thanks, Jordan.
Asked by jords-will-solve-it - Mon Nov 30 17:14:58 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. charlton millwall
Answered by babe - Mon Nov 30 17:46:28 2009
What football position would i be best at trying out for?
Q. I've never played football before and I am planning on trying out for my highschool team, I am 5"7, 170 lbs, I am decently fast, strong legs and upper body, I just have no clue what pos I would be best at going for.
Asked by Dusty - Sun Jul 12 09:59:32 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's not like you show up to practice and your coach makes you decide in secret what you want to do and that's where you're stuck. If you truly don't have a clue, then just go to practice and your coach will decide for you. People here who think they are so wise as to say "running back" have no clue about your team, your schemes, or your coach's philosophies. They are only trying to sound intelligent.
Answered by Rob B - Sun Jul 12 14:00:16 2009
Q. I've never played football before and I am planning on trying out for my highschool team, I am 5"7, 170 lbs, I am decently fast, strong legs and upper body, I just have no clue what pos I would be best at going for.
Asked by Dusty - Sun Jul 12 09:59:32 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's not like you show up to practice and your coach makes you decide in secret what you want to do and that's where you're stuck. If you truly don't have a clue, then just go to practice and your coach will decide for you. People here who think they are so wise as to say "running back" have no clue about your team, your schemes, or your coach's philosophies. They are only trying to sound intelligent.
Answered by Rob B - Sun Jul 12 14:00:16 2009
How many high school football players make it to the big league?
Q. I'm just wondering, since many of the football players at my school just live for football. They only go to class so they can get atleast a 2.0 gpa, which is required to play sports.
Asked by I<3ct - Thu Nov 15 19:23:35 2007 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. 3% play college
Answered by Tru Blue N Maize Chad Henne - Thu Nov 15 19:27:16 2007
Q. I'm just wondering, since many of the football players at my school just live for football. They only go to class so they can get atleast a 2.0 gpa, which is required to play sports.
Asked by I<3ct - Thu Nov 15 19:23:35 2007 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. 3% play college
Answered by Tru Blue N Maize Chad Henne - Thu Nov 15 19:27:16 2007
Why do powerhouse college football teams schedule cupcakes if they are SO good?
Q. Aren't you tired of powerhouse college football teams scheduling cupcakes just so they can make sure they get in a BCS game? If they are so good, why don't they prove it by having a strong out of conference schedule? Who else has disgust for this way of scheduling in college football?
Asked by Bryce D - Wed Sep 9 17:14:50 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't think it's that big of a deal. And every powerhouse team does it. It's not like it's just a few teams or one conference in particular...every single "Big 6" team schedules these games, so in that way it's kind of fair. And if a team were to play too many cupcakes and make it to a BCS bowl, they would likely lose to the other team that played better teams, thus the whole situation works itself out anyway. Not to mention that "strength of schedule" is one of the 3 major determining factors is making the weekly AP rankings & bowl selections...
Answered by SunnyInPhiladelphia - Wed Sep 9 17:23:34 2009
Q. Aren't you tired of powerhouse college football teams scheduling cupcakes just so they can make sure they get in a BCS game? If they are so good, why don't they prove it by having a strong out of conference schedule? Who else has disgust for this way of scheduling in college football?
Asked by Bryce D - Wed Sep 9 17:14:50 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't think it's that big of a deal. And every powerhouse team does it. It's not like it's just a few teams or one conference in particular...every single "Big 6" team schedules these games, so in that way it's kind of fair. And if a team were to play too many cupcakes and make it to a BCS bowl, they would likely lose to the other team that played better teams, thus the whole situation works itself out anyway. Not to mention that "strength of schedule" is one of the 3 major determining factors is making the weekly AP rankings & bowl selections...
Answered by SunnyInPhiladelphia - Wed Sep 9 17:23:34 2009
What other exercises could benefit football?
Q. I see that plyometric exercises and (I admit) ballet do help me play in football a lot. I feel as if there are many other kinds of training programs that could benefit my body and my football skills. Any suggestions that could help?
Asked by Joshua L - Sat Sep 5 20:25:44 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. go to the gym and train hard end off
Answered by unknown - Sat Sep 5 20:33:49 2009
Q. I see that plyometric exercises and (I admit) ballet do help me play in football a lot. I feel as if there are many other kinds of training programs that could benefit my body and my football skills. Any suggestions that could help?
Asked by Joshua L - Sat Sep 5 20:25:44 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. go to the gym and train hard end off
Answered by unknown - Sat Sep 5 20:33:49 2009
How to be good at football tryouts and what exactly will I have to do?
Q. OK heres the deal...i have this dream of making the football team but i need to tryout friday...first of all i've never played football before with real equipement and i dont know what exactly they will ask me to do at tryouts...can some of you with football expertise help me out and tell me what to do and what to remember. Last thing i wanna say is that i have the body for football but not the experience..everyone says i have broad shoulders and im 5'11 and 170lbs,im 18 and i workout all the time so thats no worry...just that i have no real football experience and the only part thats laging is my mental confidence...but just answer my what to do at tryouts questions.
Asked by anonymous 27 - Mon Aug 7 01:44:54 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm assuming you're a senior in high school who's never played Varsity football before. I was in the same boat as you man, my first real year of football (other than a year in the 6th grade), was my senior year of high school and I loved every single minute of it. I ended up starting at cornerback and made 2nd team all-district which really is not bad at all for having never really played football before. To add to that, I was only around 155-160 at the time. All it takes is heart and desire. The best advice I can give you is to hustle your @$$ off every single play in practice. The coaches will notice that. Don't be afraid to ask questions either. If you can show in practice that you're athletic enough to be an asset to the team,… [cont.]
Answered by bkbaseball - Mon Aug 7 09:18:55 2006
Q. OK heres the deal...i have this dream of making the football team but i need to tryout friday...first of all i've never played football before with real equipement and i dont know what exactly they will ask me to do at tryouts...can some of you with football expertise help me out and tell me what to do and what to remember. Last thing i wanna say is that i have the body for football but not the experience..everyone says i have broad shoulders and im 5'11 and 170lbs,im 18 and i workout all the time so thats no worry...just that i have no real football experience and the only part thats laging is my mental confidence...but just answer my what to do at tryouts questions.
Asked by anonymous 27 - Mon Aug 7 01:44:54 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm assuming you're a senior in high school who's never played Varsity football before. I was in the same boat as you man, my first real year of football (other than a year in the 6th grade), was my senior year of high school and I loved every single minute of it. I ended up starting at cornerback and made 2nd team all-district which really is not bad at all for having never really played football before. To add to that, I was only around 155-160 at the time. All it takes is heart and desire. The best advice I can give you is to hustle your @$$ off every single play in practice. The coaches will notice that. Don't be afraid to ask questions either. If you can show in practice that you're athletic enough to be an asset to the team,… [cont.]
Answered by bkbaseball - Mon Aug 7 09:18:55 2006
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