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Game Basics
Two-Point Conversion in College Football
2PT
In college football, Two-Point Conversion means: A post-touchdown try where the offense attempts to score from short range for two points instead of kicking for one. It is used to describe game basics context in college football.
Definition
A post-touchdown try where the offense attempts to score from short range for two points instead of kicking for one.
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Related Glossary Terms
TryThe untimed scoring attempt after a touchdown, usually a PAT kick or two-point conversion attempt.Point After TouchdownA scoring attempt after a touchdown.TouchdownA six-point score earned when a player carries, catches, or legally possesses the ball in the opponent's end zone.Booth ReviewA replay review initiated by the replay official rather than by a coach.BoundaryThe short side of the field when the ball is spotted closer to one sideline.Coach's ChallengeA request by a coach asking officials to review a play, subject to challenge rules and timeout availability.
Last reviewed 2026-04-24