2. Grass Fields
Grass fields, particularly if they are wet, introduce a level of unpredictability that artificial turf doesn’t have. Grass tends to CFB 25 Coins slow the ball down and create uneven bounces, especially in wet conditions. On dry grass, the ball might bounce more erratically, but it generally doesn’t roll as quickly as it would on turf.

Kick Adjustment on Grass:
Power: Because the ball won’t roll as far on grass (especially if it's wet), you can afford to kick with a bit more power (60%) than you might on turf. This will ensure the ball travels the desired distance and stays close to the ground to avoid being easily caught.

Angle: The ball may hit the ground with more resistance on grass, so you may want to kick with a slightly higher trajectory than on artificial turf. A higher trajectory might result in a less predictable bounce, which is advantageous for the squib kick.

Recommended Strategy:
Adjust the power to ensure a good balance between distance and bounce. You don’t want it to be too high or too far, so moderate to NCAA Football 25 Coins for sale slightly higher power is ideal.

Use a slightly higher kick to take advantage of the more unpredictable bounce on grass.