Inside: Inside of a player's path: relatively close (in reference to the sides of the field) to where the ball was snapped from. Thus, a ballcarrier's path in crossing the neutral zone may be said to be 'inside' of an opponent, or an 'inside run' in general, and a rushing defensive player may be said to put on an 'inside move' or 'inside rush'. Inside of the movement of the ball between players: directed toward a player who cuts between a player in the backfield who throws or hands the ball and the place from which it was snapped. Thus, an 'inside pass' or 'inside handoff'. An 'inside reverse' (sometimes called a scissors play) is a reverse play via an inside handoff.

 

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Inside: 1. Closer to the hole than 2. Closer to the body than (e.g., inside the target line, inside takeaway)

Keep It Inside The Hole: (also 'don't give the hole away') an instruction to aim the putter and/or stroke the ball inside the edge of the cup

Inside The Leather: Closer to the hole than the length of the putter (from the head to where the grip begins), archaic: putters used to be of uniform length and the shortest club in the bag, and grips used to b . . . View Full Definition

Inside-Out: Running around one side (e.g. The backhand side) and hitting a crosscourt shot