Noun:

ଶେଷ ଜୋନ୍ |,

end zone's Usage Examples:

The rebound nets were taken down in 2016 and replaced by the standard indoor football goalposts with netting surrounding each end zone.

for Tampa Stadium and opened in 1998, and it is known for the replica pirate ship located behind the stands in the north end zone.

Permanent lighting and a large video/scoreboard behind the bleachers in the south end zone were added in 2002.

During football games, he typically stands or sits placidly behind one of the end zones (the south end zone in Darrell K.

This south end-zone addition included enclosing the south end zone, which included an upper deck, and connected the east side concourse to the west side concourse.

north end zone concourse connecting the two stadium halves.

New kicking nets were also installed in both end zones.

game with eight in 1909, a record that still stands (though somewhat asterisked, because he accomplished the feat before end zones were invented and as.

The Browns broke the game open on the first play of the second half when linebacker Dale Lindsey intercepted Meredith's sideline pass intended for Bob Hayes and raced 27 yards to the end zone, giving Cleveland a 17–10 lead.

occur if the ball is kicked into the receiving team"s end zone; or a fair catch, in which a player on the receiving team asks to catch the ball without.

In addition new stadium lights, sound system, and 2 new video boards will be added to the current south end zone.

safety and the defending team is awarded two points, unless the football is fumbled and recovered either in the end zone by the defense, or outside the end.

The goal line is the chalked or painted line dividing the end zone from the field of play in gridiron football.

Synonyms:

disappear, pass away, recess, break, come out, go out, adjourn, go, run low, finish, cease, vanish, turn out, discontinue, culminate, terminate, run short, lapse, conclude, go away, climax, break up, stop, cut out, run out, close,

Antonyms:

continue, begin, centralise, better, weaken,