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Originally Posted by smginnis
I saw this the other day in a men's league I officiated for. The player pulled his socks over the ankle bracelet and half way up his calf. I assume it was a ankle bracelet. It was that or he thought it fashionable to stuff a pack of cigarettes in their. I was too fearful to ask.
Assuming that a HS kid is required to have a monitoring bracelet, and his coach still wants him to play, what options does player A have to play?
Pull a sock over it (obvious bulge)? Take if off (obvious violation of the law)? None? (seems like best option to me)
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As Cameron pointed out, a monitoring bracelet is NOT jewelry (it may have a similar name, but it is not, in my opinion, the same for the purpose of this discussion). I would think that this would fall in the area of potentially dangerous equipment. If the game officials do not see a danger in the monitoring device, the player should be allowed to play. If the referee feels the device is dangerous, that player should not be allowed to play.