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hang time

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hang time
n.
1. The amount of time that a football remains aloft after it is kicked.
2. The amount of time that an athlete remains airborne while jumping.


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Chapman also has recorded 35 touchbacks and has impressed Welch with his hang time on kickoffs.
FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK: CANYON'S MALDONADO TO MISS TITLE GAME WITH BROKEN ... by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Perhaps most chillingly, scholars at the University of Michigan Survey Research Center have documented a stunning decline in unstructured, unorganized "free time," with kids losing a dozen hours a week of unfettered hang time since the late '70s.
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If you have one second hang time for every 10 yards the punt travels, your coverage team should be there when the returner catches the ball.
Moving your kicking game up to the next level by Osborne, Don / Coach and Athletic Director
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