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Defense
Odd Front in College Football
In college football, Odd Front means: A defensive front with an odd number of down linemen, often three. It is used to describe defense context in college football.
Definition
A defensive front with an odd number of down linemen, often three.
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Related Glossary Terms
3-4 DefenseA defense with three defensive linemen and four linebackers.Nose TackleA defensive tackle aligned over or near the center, often used in three-man fronts.FrontThe defensive alignment near the line of scrimmage, usually describing linemen and linebackers.4-3 DefenseA defense with four defensive linemen and three linebackers.A-GapThe gap between the center and guard.Assisted TackleA tackle credited to more than one defender.
Last reviewed 2026-04-24