Take the Man
- (A.) To support a player of one's own side who is about to kick the ball by charging an opponent who is coming up with a view to kick it.
Taken over. - (R.) No player may kick, pass, or knock on the ball across his own goal-line and there make it dead. Should he do so, an appeal is made for "taken over," and a scrummage must be formed five yards out.
Team.-(R.) One side in a match, consisting of fifteen men, formerly of twenty. (A.) One side in a match, consisting of eleven men.
Ten yards' circle. - (A.) A circle of ten yards' radius drawn around the centre of the field, upon which the ball is placed for the kick off. Within the circle no one is allowed to come of the side opposed to the kicker off.