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Wasn't This A George Carlin Routine ???
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Originally Posted by JRutledge
... why do they care what color stuff is?
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Originally Posted by BillyMac
To be able to easily identify teams, and numbers. I worked a boys high school varsity scrimmage back in the fall where both teams wore scrimmage vests, one team blue, and the other team white. Because it was only a scrimmage, we let both teams wear any color undershirt that the players wanted to wear, and we ended up with about a half dozen different color undershirts, including opponents with the same color undershirts. It was not very easy to identify teams, especially during rebounding action under the basket. Granted, the NFHS has gone overboard with some of the "Fashion Police" rules, but same of the color rules are really needed.
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Originally Posted by BillyMac
... undershirts, one of the items some consider to be a frivolous "Fashion Police" issue.
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Originally Posted by JRutledge
Well we are not talking about undershirts.
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Maybe you weren't, but I certainly was, as an example of why "they care what color stuff is", and I see no reason why I can't be part of "we". "Stuff" can refer to an undershirt because some believe that undershirts fall under frivolous "Fashion Police" issues.
Now if you want to call color restrictions on wrist bands, headbands, and sleeves, "frivolous", then we can certainly agree on that.
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