Top new questions this week:
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The Atlanta Braves are going to the NLCS. The first game in the series is on Saturday 15 October 2021, but the game is described as
ATL / LAD @ SF / ATL
What does that mean? The Braves are playing ...
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Greatest hits from previous weeks:
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Why is American football called "football" even though the players play with their hands more than their feet? It seems to be very similar to rugby, and doesn't have the name "American Rugby". What ...
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I'm trying to figure out the rules and any online explanations of scorecards don't match up with the abbreviated TV graphics.
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There is a lot of confusion surrounding this topic, both from media and from fans.
For example, in the 2014 World Cup, Gonzalo Higuain was hit pretty hard by Manuel Neuer (with his knee), but no ...
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In volleyball, when is it considered "reaching over the net"?
If my team serves, and the other team passes it close to the net, and I am front row. Can I reach over and kill it?
What about if just ...
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Which is the largest cricket ground by length of boundary in the world?
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I play cricket every summer and have been ever since I was little. During a match I was bowling. The rule in the league I play for is
If the ball is bowled (without hitting the ground) above waist ...
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I've been getting in to NFL this season and really like the sport. One point I was unclear about in the rules is when a team punts the ball. Why does the receiving player not have to catch it? I ...
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