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scrimmage line

NOUN
dividing line in football between offense and defense
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Mildren faded just behind the scrimmage line on the next play and found Harrison again, the split end grabbing the ball just inside the 5 and racing over.

From Seattle Times Sep. 16, 2021

Unable to remember the plays, the boy was called offsides — crossing the scrimmage line before the ball was snapped — six or seven times in a row in a single game, his father said.

From New York Times Jun. 9, 2016

Teddy pots it over the top of the scrimmage line and there we go.

From The Guardian Sep. 15, 2015

Map America, and the Mason-Dixon line looks quaint compared to the scrimmage line.

From Salon Sep. 8, 2013

It is an anxious moment for the 'Varsity captain, for any serious weakening of the scrimmage line is disastrous to the morals of a team.

From The Prospector by Ralph Connor




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