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You also see a lot of guys in the NFL play w/out snapping their chinstraps, w/out mouthpieces, w/out kneepads, etc. What's your point?
My point is that some things NFL players do for show, others they do for comfort. Since the skullcap is not going to be seen most of the game, my guess is it is done for comfort. I also have yet to see or hear of a documented case of a player injured because of it's use. I know NFL players do a lot of things for style and show and all that they do should not be emulated by players at lower levels - but, just because an NFL player wears something, it does not disqualify it from being a good idea.
You guys seem to be pretty hopped up on these things - I, however, am not. Go do what your state association says, they're not my state association. At the end of the day, I don't care about them.
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