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Simon Kenton 45 Holmes 42

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I vote out of bounds. They're to dangerous.

 

 

Well if the recieving team can choose to rekick, then it'd be of no use. i'd assume the Holmes coaches would choose the chance of taking it to the house then settling for the 35 yard line.

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Well if the recieving team can choose to rekick, then it'd be of no use. i'd assume the Holmes coaches would choose the chance of taking it to the house then settling for the 35 yard line.

 

How many times can they choose to get another kick? If it's only once, back up five yards and kick it out again.

The kickoff team is where coaches put a lot of players who don't get the chance to play on defense or offense, something you might think about doing is putting in a few more of your defensive players on kickoff against a dangerous team like Holmes. Although after watching Holmes break tackles against SK's defense it might not matter.

How many times can they choose to get another kick? If it's only once, back up five yards and kick it out again.

 

as many times as they kick it out of bounds.

 

I would kick it hard on the ground just past the front line and take my chances:D

as many times as they kick it out of bounds.D

 

Thanks, I thought that was the rule, but not sure.

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