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Game Basics
Hash Marks in College Football
In college football, Hash Marks means: Field markings used to spot the ball between plays and define where the next snap occurs. It is used to describe game basics context in college football.
Definition
Field markings used to spot the ball between plays and define where the next snap occurs.
How CFB Track Uses It
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Related Glossary Terms
BoundaryThe short side of the field when the ball is spotted closer to one sideline.Field SideThe wide side of the field when the ball is spotted closer to one sideline.SnapThe act of putting the ball in play from the line of scrimmage, usually by the center to the quarterback.Booth ReviewA replay review initiated by the replay official rather than by a coach.Coach's ChallengeA request by a coach asking officials to review a play, subject to challenge rules and timeout availability.Dead BallA ball that is no longer live because the play has ended or officials have stopped action.
Last reviewed 2026-04-24