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Old Thu Dec 02, 2010, 04:02pm
dahoopref dahoopref is offline
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Originally Posted by Snaqwells View Post
I believe it may be different with NCAA, but I'm not sure.
Per Art Hyland (NCAA Men’s Basketball Secretary-Rules Editor) in his memo dated Dec 1, 2010:

Long-sleeved shirts. NCAA rules do not permit shirts to extend below the elbow. One must present medical documentation from a physician, written on his/her business letterhead, justifying the medical need for sleeves to extend below the elbow. This letter must be sent to the appropriate NCAA Basketball Secretary-Rules Editor. Should this waiver be granted, a copy of the written waiver must be available to officials at each game. No logos, decorations, trim, commerative patches, lettering or numbering are permitted on these long sleeved undershirts. Please note: NCAA rules permit arm sleeves, that is a sleeve that slips over the hand and up the arm. No written waiver is required for this item, but verification is required verbally by either the player's coach or the team's medical personnel. (Rule 3-9.9)
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