Going for It on 4th Down
The phrase "going for it" on 4th down means that a team chooses to run another play instead of punting or kicking a field goal. This option comes with the risk of turning the ball over on downs if their attempt does not successfully reach the first down marker.
Why do teams punt on the 4th down? The team in possession of the ball will typically punt the ball to the opposing team when they are on their final down (fourth down in American football, third down in Canadian football), do not want to risk a turnover on downs by not gaining enough yardage to make a first down, and do not believe they are in range for . Read More...
A blocked field goal return is a regular touchdown, and it is worth six points, plus the chance for an extra point or two-point conversion.A blocked field goal return is a regular touchdown, and it is worth six points, plus the chance for an extra point or two-point conversiontwo-point conversion
In gridiron football, a two-point conversion or two-point convert is a play a team attempts instead of kicking a one-point conversion immediately after it scores a touchdown. Read More...
Can You Golf Barefoot? The good news is that legally speaking, the short answer is “Yes”. There is no USGA rule that explicitly bans the act of playing a round of golf barefoot. More specifically USGA rule 4.3, the use of equipment, states: “shoes that assist the player in obtaining a firm stance may be worn…
Can you play golf in bare feet? It's okay to play barefoot golf — shoes optional. Read More...