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ball-carrier
[ bawl-kar-ee-er ]
noun
- the offensive player having the ball and attempting to gain ground.
Word History and Origins
Origin of ball-carrier1
Example Sentences
The study - which examined 18,702 tackles - also linked the law change to a 29% reduction in head-to-shoulder contact for the tackler and ball-carrier.
Peet's side were irresistible, making momentum-shifting gains with ball in hand, defending brilliantly - three times carrying the ball-carrier into touch - and smothering the hosts throughout.
They were favourites to lose, but they took the lead when McTominay headed away a Switzerland short corner then then took off in pursuit of the ball-carrier, Andy Robertson.
His selection at No. 8 proved a stretch, but the dynamic playmaker was a triple threat as a receiver, ball-carrier and kick returner during three Rams seasons in St. Louis under then-coach Jeff Fisher..
"You can become the premier ball-carrier in European rugby," the words of Bath head coach Johann van Graan to his new recruit.
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