A football field is 5531.21 square yards.
400 sq yards.
66.67 Sq. Yards.
233.3333333333
Assuming the yards means square yards, there are 33 sq yd * 9 sq ft/sq yard = 297 sq feet.
15.5 square yards = 140 square feet.
Sq yds!
An acre equals 4840 square yards. The dimensions of a football field (not including both the goal areas) is 100 yards by 53 yards, or 5300 square yards. So, if you divide 5300 sq yards by 4840 sq yards (an acre), one notes that ~1.1 acres fit into a football field.
The width of a Canadian football field is 65 yards. The distance between the goal lines is 110 yards. The end zones are 20 yards deep. The goal posts are located on the goal line. Including end zones, the entire area of a Canadian football field is more than half again the entire area of an American football field. The width of the Canadian field, plus the depth of the Canadian end zone, provide a "wide open" style of play in Canada.
120 yrds long by 53-1/3 yards wide... comes out to be 8,294,400 in^2
A=400 s=20
400 sq yards.
66.67 Sq. Yards.
Divide the sq feet by 9 to get sq yards. The math works out to be 41.78 sq yards.
86,400 Sq. Ft.
80.67 square yards.
133.3 sq yards
The average football field measures 100 yards long and is 5400 square meters in size. In that amount of space, a person may find over 10,000 dandelions.