| icsulescu |  |
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| American football is not the same with rugby. |
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| zc1997 | |
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you need to kick the ball sometimes  |
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| Sffc95 | |
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| icsulescu | |
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Here is rugby: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEQyCcageGg (where you use you foot for kicking, scoring dropgoals, passing, etc.)
Here is american football: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x220hOUD1q4 (where you use foots only for running and punting at penalties) |
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| Sffc95 | |
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| If you want to send the ball to a player wich is really far away, you kick it... |
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| icsulescu | |
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Sffc95 wrote:
If you want to send the ball to a player wich is really far away, you kick it... |
In american football? No ... you can't kick the ball.
In rugby. Yes ... but not all players on the field can kick the ball well, only no.10, 15, ... |
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| Rector | |
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icsulescu wrote:
Sffc95 wrote:
If you want to send the ball to a player wich is really far away, you kick it... |
In american football? No ... you can't kick the ball.
In rugby. Yes ... but not all players on the field can kick the ball well, only no.10, 15, ... |
In modern rugby, other players can kick the ball well: wings(11&14), centers (12&13) and scrum half (9). |
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