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Mon Jul 25, 2016, 10:11pm
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A drop kick is a scrimmage kick- just like a punt or a place kick for try or FG. The kick would have to be attempted from behind the line of scrimmage. Beyond would be an illegal kick. If it is above the cross bar and between the uprights, its good.
In your scenario, it would be damned difficult for a HS player to achieve. Of course, anything is possible in the movies, I guess. 
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