wat does it mean when a player gets redshirted?
603588
i think it means he's a redneck.. i don't know.. just guessing..
1158558
he leaves the game, the substitute may step in  as\n\n exchange but another player has to leave the field
1151730
The small gray box next to the player's name shows the player received a yellow card in the previous match. I believe an (N) or (I) beside the player name on the bench explains injury or red card.
25921
In most cases, a red shirt player does not play in any games that count. (They may play in exhibitions.) They can still practice with the team, etc. This allows them to develop their talent for another year before using up eligibility, and is useful when there are several established players at their position. (Example: A team already has three centers, but they bring in a raw 7-footer. He can red-shirt a year until one or more of the other centers graduate, which will open more playing time for him.)\n\nThere's also a medical red shirt, where a player gets hurt very early in the season and will have to miss the entire season (a la Jeff Brassow for UK about a decade ago.) The team has to apply to the NCAA to get this.
668976
He had an injured knee earlier in the season. His first game back off of the DL, he took a line drive in the knee. Back on the DH now. The ball hit the same knee that was injured before.
797904
From the way you worded your question, I assume this doesn't happen to you in practice or  during scrimmages.  That tells me it's all in your head.  Just relax and play like you practice.  Don't force it or try too hard.  It'll come.  Show patience.
77029
probably this means for aplayer to take a touch(of the ball) and then then clear the ball.hence touch clear is aphrase shouted by soccer players
1019298
its a yes-no answer. Yes as some red cards have been just given out again and again because of subsiquent yellow cards. also NO because, NOT ONE red carded player (That I herd of) have not recieved an earlyer yellow. When you get a yellow, it should tell a player "oh no, ive got a yellow, if I get another yellow ill get red and be suspended for a game".\n\nIt is also the players responsibilty to abide by the refferees rules no matter how crap the reffereing is for a particular match.\n\nyes yellow and red cards have been handed out a bit too much, but don't give the conclusion on the ref. some of the blame must be on the players, becase they are the ones that are making the ref pulling cards from his front pocket!\n\nif the players play by the rules, we wont be asking another question like this!
483846
If they are drafted by a team they do not want to join, they can either request a trade or sit out a full season and get drafted again next year.  They cannot play for another team that season.
625818
it shouldnt be a big deal.  things like that make teams a tighter unit and make all the players feel their teammates have earned theyre spot
1158439
It's a tradition to exchange jerseys with an opponent you admire or respect. Players go up to a member of the opposing team and ask them if they're willing to trade. Most often players are open to it. They keep the jersey they get as a souvenir of the game.
823230
usually the people that started last week or a player who plays alot will start.. im not really sure
226527
i am a certified ref and this is how it works. their are two types of reds, a hard red and a soft red. a hard red is where a player gets a red card directly for an action like fighting. a soft red is when he has two seperate offenses in which he recieves a yellow. in fifa rules a hard red means they are out for the rest of the game and the next game. a soft red just means the rest of the one game. also in addition if a hard red is given then the team cannot sub anyone on in his place and must play downa man whereas a player can be subed if its a soft red. rules very for high school and youth leagues though, normally an athletic director would decided on the punishment.
1055491
the majority of the people who answered you have no idea what they are talking about.\n\nYellow and red cards are NOT carried forward to the last 16 but any suspensions picked up in the group stages are carried forward. \n\n2 yellow cards equals a 1 game suspension \n\nThis means if a player has 1 yellow card after the group stages it is wiped off. If the player gets a 2nd yellow card in the 3rd (and final) game of the group stages he will miss the next game  assuming his team advances.
769769
It doesn't "mean" anything.  It's part of the QB cadence.  The offense starts the play on a certain count, say 3, after the QB yells hut 3 times.  That's a crude explanation, but it's accurate.  It ensures the offense moves at the same time.  If the offense moves at different times it will get false start penalties on every single play.
580976
The term "red Shirt" is an ol' school college football term for player that may be coming off an injury or currently injured that the coaches seek to protect by giving him a "red" jersey so during practice the rest of the team would not hit him (quarterbacks, usually get different ones now). \nNow the term refers to a student-athlete that is hurt and misses a game or games, they are considered for a possible "red shirt" year. However, the NCAA only loosely recognizes this term and prefers to call a request dealing with injuries "Hardship waiver."
83249
Contact the coach and he/she will help you! It depends on what team.