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(optional) whether the player is in a redshirt year; any character will activate this field. Note that this icon should not be used to identify that a player has already completed a redshirt year, which should be done by prepending an "R" to their class
The sport they played in for the teams listed below. Only used if the person was involved in more than one sport either playing or coaching. player_years1..25 years the coach played player_team1..25 The teams the coach played for player_positions The position(s) the coach played coach_sport1..40 As with player_sport1. coach_years1..40
Its uses include players, coaches, and administrators in several NFL predecessor leagues, including the American Professional Football Association (APFA, 1920–1921), All-America Football Conference (AAFC, 1946–1949), American Football League (AFL, 1960–1969). This template is also used for Arena Football League players, coaches and ...
This infobox template provides a quick overview of an association football player's or manager's details to enable a reader to extract the most oft-needed information without trawling through the article proper.
Here's a look at college football's new rules for the 2024 season, including coach-to-player communication, a two-minute timeout and more
3. This infobox template is not intended to be used for articles about current and former Canadian Football League (CFL) players, coaches and administrators. If a former college football player played in one or more regular season games in the CFL, the article about such player should usually employ Template:Infobox CFL biography. If a former ...
The Wikipedia:WikiProject College football considers all head coaches (past and present) of notable teams to be notable. You can read and discuss notability of college football coaches at the College Football Notability essay. The College Football project considers notability discussions of existing articles in the project a priority.
The rules vary from the college level to the professional level. In the NFL, unless a player is tagged by an opposing player or gives himself up, he is not down. A player carrying the ball (the runner) is downed when any of the following occurs: Any part of the runner other than his hands or feet touches the ground. Ankles and wrists count as ...