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Originally Posted by OKREF
if A and B have color restrictions, and C and D must match A and B, C and D have color restrictions. It really isn't hard, I just don't get why would be confusing at all. I do understand the NFHS has editorial, and wording problems everywhere, but if you understand the intent of the rule, then it shouldn't be a problem.
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I know that is what they meant, but what they wrote is different.
If A and B don't exist, then there is no color for C and D to match.