Sentences with phrase «opposite side of the field»

The basic gameplay is a simple card - battler system where you play your cute - looking monstergirls against your opponent's cute - looking monstergirls on opposite sides of the field.

Cousins Justin and A'jae Boyd were supposed to line up on opposite sides of the field, ready to burn defensive backs and catch passes from junior quarterback Trey Turner.

It's official: Giancarlo Stanton simply can't be kept from hitting that baseball over the wall very far on the opposite side of the field.

Lingard will certainly appreciate the importance of this fixture more than others, but that doesn't mean his quality is on a par with some of the players on the opposite side of the field.

That's especially true since on the play before, a running play to the opposite side of the field, Browner jacked Kearse up at the line like he owed him money.

While all this was going on, Lions safety James Ihedigbo, who was lined up on the opposite side of the field from Allen before the snap of the football, was reading the play as it developed.

We can't penetrate because Giroud can't run in - behind, and we have a CM playing wide that keeps not just drifting inward, but popping up on the opposite side of the field.

With one of the best cornerbacks in the game in Josh Norman on the opposite side of the field, Peyton Manning could target the wide receiver that doesn't draw Norman as the game goes on.

When Dottie Mochrie and Danielle Ammaccapane, the top two LPGA money - winners, end up in the same threesome, they tend to look like a pair of wide receivers split to opposite sides of the field.

There were times I'd think a team was in field goal range only to then have a wide shot show they were on the opposite side of the field.

If Harrison read pass, he would run underneath wide receiver Amani Toomer while Plaxico Burress was double covered on the opposite side of the field.

There was the long running play against App State all the way on the opposite side of the field from Funchess where he ends up in the same frame as the running back before he finally gets tackled.

Another character can plunge a hefty mace into the wall on the opposite side of the field.

I feel there was a pattern present in Tony Palermo's reporting (articles) regarding the Competition Tribunal hearing, where REM's readers were usually given the conclusions to the accusations made by Competition Bureau counsel against opposing witnesses, however when it came to accusations leveled from the opposite side of the field, conclusions seemed to be very scarce!