Logos on uniforms

bob jenkins

chseagle wrote
Been rereading the rules/regulations concerning uniforms, & noticed that a local team has a logo on the back of the jersey thanks to local media.

A local HS team? In interscholastic competition? And the logo says something akin to "Channel 2 News?"

Lah me.

BillyMac

http://www.nfhs.org/Workarea/DownloadAsset.aspx?id=2837

http://www.nfhs.org/Workarea/DownloadAsset.aspx?id=2850

Zoochy

BillyMac wrote
http://www.nfhs.org/Workarea/DownloadAsset.aspx?id=2837

http://www.nfhs.org/Workarea/DownloadAsset.aspx?id=2850

Detective BillyMac. Those links, about uniforms, are very good. 🙂

BillyMac

Zoochy wrote
Detective BillyMac. Those links, about uniforms, are very good.

Your mission, Zoochy, should you decide to accept it, is to memorize those rules and show up before the beginning of all my games to tell me when I screw up a uniform issue. And bring a ruler. As always, should you be caught or killed, the secretary will disavow any knowledge of your actions. This post will self-destruct in five seconds. Good luck, Zoochy.

chseagle

bob jenkins wrote
A local HS team? In interscholastic competition? And the logo says something akin to "Channel 2 News?"

Lah me.

mbyron wrote
You've answered your own question. An advertiser's logo is not a school or conference logo.

When I mean thanks to local media, this is how I discovered the logo, I'm used to seeing the school or conference logo on the apex/opening of neckline or on the shorts/skirt, not on the back of the jerseey in the location of where the name would be located.

bonehead

The back of the jersey must be the same as the front torso. If the logo on the back is below the front neck line than they are illegal.

chseagle

Ok, another interesting question for everyone.

Let's say the logo on the back starts in the neckline area but extends below the plane into the torso area, how should this be treated?

I do have a copy of the logo in question, but am unable to post it on here due to it not being a hyperlink.

biggravy

chseagle wrote
Ok, another interesting question for everyone.

Let's say the logo on the back starts in the neckline area but extends below the plane into the torso area, how should this be treated?

I do have a copy of the logo in question, but am unable to post it on here due to it not being a hyperlink.

I think you should buzz the horn and bring it to the refs attention. Preferably right as a player goes up for a three or drives the lane.

Back In The Saddle

chseagle wrote
Ok, another interesting question for everyone.

Let's say the logo on the back starts in the neckline area but extends below the plane into the torso area, how should this be treated?

I do have a copy of the logo in question, but am unable to post it on here due to it not being a hyperlink.

It is handled the same as any other illegal uniform situation.

chseagle

biggravy wrote
I think you should buzz the horn and bring it to the refs attention. Preferably right as a player goes up for a three or drives the lane.

LMAO Aren't illegal uniforms supposed to be noticed before a player goes on the court?

I am not that mean to buzz when a player's making a fast break.

I might not be able to do anything as I might be in the secondary gym when the team plays. Yes this is a team my alma mater plays.

Welpe

chseagle wrote
not on the back of the jerseey in the location of where the name would be located.

Maybe the player's name was "Pepsi".

bbcoach7

chseagle wrote
Ok, another interesting question for everyone.

Another? Please point out your 1st interesting question... just so I can compare

bob jenkins

chseagle wrote
When I mean thanks to local media, this is how I discovered the logo, I'm used to seeing the school or conference logo on the apex/opening of neckline or on the shorts/skirt, not on the back of the jerseey in the location of where the name would be located.

Stay out of it.

If you become a member of the coaching staff (not jsut affiliated with the school / scoreer/ crowd control, etc.) and you see it, notify the head coach.

As described, it sounds legal -- the names on the jersey seem to be in the "neckline" area as defined by the rules.