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Initial contact within a thigh-and-drive tackle can be described as:

A. Ear to thigh
B. Cheek to cheek
C. Head across
D. Cut the knees

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This detailed answer explains the different forms of initial contact in a thigh-and-drive tackle.


Explanation:

Initial contact within a thigh-and-drive tackle can be described as:

  • Ear to thigh.
  • Cheek to cheek.
  • Head across.
  • Cut the knees.

One example of this is when the fist, palm facing out, hits the outer thigh in a tackle. Another example is when the flat-hand slaps the thigh repeatedly. Lastly, when fists move toward each other until they touch, it represents another form of contact.


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