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  • Jalen Hurts
    American football
    / The play of the game

    …goal line (for a two-point safety), or by returning a failed conversion attempt across the opponent’s goal line (two points). Another kickoff, by the scoring team, follows each score, and the same pattern is repeated until playing time for the half expires (30 minutes for intercollegiate and professional football, 24…

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    …goal line (for a two-point safety), or by returning a failed conversion attempt across the opponent’s goal line (two points). Another kickoff, by the scoring team, follows each score, and the same pattern is repeated until playing time for the half expires (30 minutes for intercollegiate and professional football, 24…

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