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[Tryadllc]

Yes, as long as the kick originates from on or behind the line of scrimmage.

So the q-back gets into shotgun formation for pass, but laterals the ball to a drop kicker who kicks the ball, as a drop kick, between the uprights. 2 points.
Is the above all correct for high school football?

[HLin NC]

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.

[Welpe]

Originally Posted by HLin NC

In your scenario, it would be damned difficult for a HS player to achieve. Of course, anything is possible in the movies, I guess.

Maybe the player grew up playing Australian Rules football?

[Adam]

Originally Posted by Welpe

Maybe the player grew up playing Australian Rules football?

Foreign exchange student, perhaps?