10. What is a DOWN in football? •When the defense gets possession of the ball. •When both knees must touch the ground. •A chance to gain a first down. •A coin toss

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10. What is a DOWN in football?

•When the defense gets possession of the ball.

•When both knees must touch the ground.

•A chance to gain a first down.

•A coin toss

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The answer is to gain a first down

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A chance to gain a first down.

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