Sleeves, etc '15-'16

[letemplay]

Originally Posted by BEAREF

They need to be white, black or beige... If they are any other color than those three it needs to be the predominate color of the jersey.

In my opinion the rule is very easy to understand.

Exactly, It wasn't hard to understand, and I thought I did, until he contradicted the first poster and said they had to match uniform. Having them ALL same color black, white or beige (never seen beige by the way unless it's dirty white) is certainly the easiest and most sensical ruling.

[Freddy]

In PDF and PowerPoint formats: 2015/16 Fashion Police Regulations

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by letemplay

Exactly, It wasn't hard to understand, and I thought I did, until he contradicted the first poster and said they had to match uniform. Having them ALL same color black, white or beige (never seen beige by the way unless it's dirty white) is certainly the easiest and most sensical ruling.

I didn't see any actual contradiction....just misunderstanding of what others actually said.

[zm1283]

Originally Posted by hoopsaddict

School color is not easily defined for every official walking into a gym to know the official school colors of every school they work.

All you had to to was look at their uniforms and see if their headbands matched one of the colors on their uniforms. Not that difficult.

Originally Posted by JetMetFan

They don't have to be the predominant color of the jersey, however they can be the predominant color of the jersey...

The actual rule you quoted says "Shall be black, white, beige or the predominant color of the jersey". What am I missing?

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by JetMetFan

They don't have to be the predominant color of the jersey, however they can be the predominant color of the jersey...

Originally Posted by zm1283

The actual rule you quoted says "Shall be black, white, beige or the predominant color of the jersey". What am I missing?

You're not missing anything (nor is JetMetFan).

The person who was (apparently) confused was either the OP or someone claiming to the OP that the bands/sleeves "MUST (or HAVE TO) be the color of the jersey" -- that's the requirement for T-shirts.

[ODog]

Originally Posted by zm1283

All you had to to was look at their uniforms and see if their headbands matched one of the colors on their uniforms. Not that difficult.

Your reading comprehension needs a lot of work, as demonstrated by every post you've made in this thread, completely derailing it in the process.

It's not a matter of matching any color on the uniform. If you're not going the black/white/beige route, your bands/sleeves will have to match the predominant color.

[BillyMac]

Ignoring compression shorts, it simply comes down to this:

Headbands, wristbands, arm sleeves, knee sleeves, lower leg sleeves, and tights, shall be the solid color black, white, beige, or the predominant color of the jersey, and the same color for each item, and all participants. Anything worn on the arm, and/or the leg (except a knee brace), is defined as a sleeve. Only a single item may be worn on the head (with no extensions), and/or on each wrist. Sweatbands must be worn below the elbow. Rubber, cloth, or elastic bands, of any color, may be used to control hair. Undershirts must be similar in color to the uniform jersey, and shall not have frayed, or ragged edges.

[Freddy]

Originally Posted by letemplay

...never seen beige by the way...

Grammar Police infraction aside, beige is the color of stock pre-wrap. Since pre-wrap now comes in all kindsa Crayola colors it isn't as popularly used anymore.

[Refhoop]

Originally Posted by letemplay

Exactly, It wasn't hard to understand, and I thought I did, until he contradicted the first poster and said they had to match uniform. Having them ALL same color black, white or beige (never seen beige by the way unless it's dirty white) is certainly the easiest and most sensical ruling.

And pink for the "pink out" game.