Through the high school level, kickers are allowed to use a one or two inch elevated kickoff tee. At the college and professional level, kickers may use a one inch kicking tee. (Similarly, high school kickers may use a one or two inch elevated placement block for extra point and field goal attempts, while at the college and professional levels no block of any kind is permitted.)
No, 2 inches is the max.
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The tee allows a kicker to get more underneath the ball, and adds great length to the kick. It is also alot easier to kick off of a tee. I know high school kickers who can kick 52 yards off a tee no problem, but are horrible off the ground. The tee makes a huge difference, and adds great length to the kick.
AnswerYes there is the five yard difference, but the NFL ball also weighs more.AnswerThe guy who left this answer before I completely reconstructed it was an idiot. There is a 5 yard difference between pro and college, and the ball weighs more. But, most college kickers kick it to the middle of the endzone. Most pro kickers kick it to the goal line consistently. I have no idea where you're gtting this 10 yard line stuff from. So it really evens out.
No.
A college kicker uses a one inch block (which has a flat surface and is just used to get the ball higher off the ground) to kick extra points and field goals, but the ball stila has to be held by another player. A kicker does use a tee for kickoffs.
Kickers was created in 1970.
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Kickers normally wear tight fitting soccer cleats, with fine kangaroo or any clean hitting surface.
Because it would be a sixty yard field goal, and only a handful of college kickers can make it from there.