"Not quite," Brian admitted cheerfully, "But close. You don't drop-kick the ball at the end. You take it all the way back, touch it down, and THEN you have the chance to kick it for extra points. You can kick it anywhere on a straight line back from where you touched it down-- so if you touch it down right in the middle, you have a pretty clear shot."
He caught the ball. "Passing, all right. You can only pass to the side, and behind. Not too far behind, or else you just lose ground."
He showed them both how to hold the ball, in two hands, to put a spin on it. Then he stood besides Adam, and a little in front, and tossed it to him.
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Date: 2006-08-25 04:46 am (UTC)He caught the ball. "Passing, all right. You can only pass to the side, and behind. Not too far behind, or else you just lose ground."
He showed them both how to hold the ball, in two hands, to put a spin on it. Then he stood besides Adam, and a little in front, and tossed it to him.