American Football  game played by 2 groups of 11 players on a rectangular ground of hundred yards long; both teams try to take possession of the ball and move it across the opponents goal line in a series of running or passing plays

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The NCAA football is 16 inches long. Different footballs have also been recorded. But all footballs weight must be between 15 and 16 ounces.

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AFL ball Specifications 720-735mm circumference.  545-555mm from end to end. Circumference - 720 - 735 mm by 545 - 555 mm Approximate weight - 450 - 500 grams (Dry weight inflated ball.)

History In the late 19th century, players used soccer balls to play football. they were replaced with rugby-type balls that were slightly oblong which allowed the carrier to better grasp the ball while running. Modern day footballs emerged around 1906 to make it more aerodynamic when American football rules were changed to allow the forward pass. Contrary to popular belief, footballs in general were never made of pigskin leather. However, earlier football models contained inner bladders which were made from pigs' stomach.

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Long circumference 27 3/4 (705 mm) - 28 1/2 inches (724 mm) 
Short axis - 20 3/4 (527 mm) to 21 1/4 inches (540 mm)
Canadian Football League (CFL)  specs:

Long circumference 27 3/4 (705 mm) - 28 1/4 inches (718 mm) 
Short axis - 20 7/8  (530 mm) to 21 1/8 inches (537 mm)
The chief difference between an  NFL, NCAA,  AFL and CFL balls is the type of stripe applied around the football 1 inch from each end:

NFL balls have no stripes 
NCAA balls have broken stripes 
AFL balls are tan with two blue S-shaped stripes 
Canadian balls have  complete white stripes
Other NFL football facts:
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Inflation pressure of an NFL Game Ball:  13 psi 
Weight of an NFL ball - between 14 and 15 ounces 
Number of lace holes on an NFL Game Ball:  16 
Number of Game Balls each NFL home team has per game:  24 
Number of Game Balls used for the Super Bowl:   72 
 

The ball shall meet the following specifications: a. New or nearly new. (A nearly new ball is a ball that has not been altered and retains the properties and qualities of a new ball.) b. Cover consisting of four panels of pebble-grained leather without corrugations other than seams. c. One set of eight equally spaced lacings. d. Natural tan color. e. Two 1-inch white stripes that are three to three and one-quarter inches from the end of the ball and located only on the two panels adjacent to the laces. f. Conforms to maximum and minimum dimensions and shape indicated in the accompanying diagram. g. Inflated to the pressure of 121â?„2 to 131â?„2 pounds per square inch (psi). h. Weight of 14 to 15 ounces. i. The ball may not be altered. This includes the use of any ball-drying substance. Ball-drying devices are not permitted near the sidelines or in the team area. j. Professional football league logos are prohibited. k. Advertising is prohibited on the ball [Exceptions: (1) Ball manufacturer’s name or logo, and (2) AFCA].  Logo Soccer Ball
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National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) specs:

Long circumference 27 3/4 (705 mm) - 28 1/2 inches (724 mm) 
Short axis - 20 3/4 (527 mm) to 21 1/4 inches (540 mm)
Canadian Football League (CFL)  specs:

Long circumference 27 3/4 (705 mm) - 28 1/4 inches (718 mm) 
Short axis - 20 7/8  (530 mm) to 21 1/8 inches (537 mm)
The chief difference between an  NFL, NCAA,  AFL and CFL balls is the type of stripe applied around the football 1 inch from each end:
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NFL balls have no stripes 
NCAA balls have broken stripes 
AFL balls are tan with two blue S-shaped stripes 
Canadian balls have  complete white stripes
Other NFL football facts:
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Inflation pressure of an NFL Game Ball:  13 psi 
Weight of an NFL ball - between 14 and 15 ounces 
Number of lace holes on an NFL Game Ball:  16 
Number of Game Balls each NFL home team has per game:  24 
Number of Game Balls used for the Super Bowl:   72 
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