six points
One touchdown's worth
Six points is a phrase from basketball referring to the value of two successful three-point shots, or three successful two-point shots.
In American football, it's the value of a touchdown before the extra point attempt.
The phrase sometimes appears in Jewish contexts referring to the six points of the Star of David.
- Star of DavidJewish religious emblem
- hexagramStar with six points
- touchdownSix-point gridiron play
- end zoneFootball scoring area
- verticesCorner points of shapes
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- Tablighi Jamaat
- special teamskickoff, punt, field goal, punter, kicker
scoring method in american football
six pointsthree points
Small cluster amount
field goal · two points · safety · no score · three-pointer
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