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This is a total non-issue for both players and officials in Connecticut. I hope that it stays that way.
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BTW here is a link from 2 seaons ago talking about the trend primarily in NCAAM. Its funny how styles have changed and kids actually want shorter shorts now. When I was in HS in the mid 90s we did everything we could to get our shorts longer. Some also cite fit/comfort/performance as a well but its clearly a trend. And one that IMO is a waste of time and energy for officials to be concerned with. Rolling waistbands a new trend in basketball fashion |
I've seen it quite a bit this year. I'm not going to address it unless we're directed to.
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And it is is more likely so that the wearer sees the logo everytime he pulls the shorts up. |
I address it when the string is hanging.
Had a college supervisor last season who wasn't happy that one of his officials was overly concerned with this. Sent from my SM-N920P using Tapatalk |
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This has been specifically addressed in all KS area meetings since 2015 when this trend began being noticed throughout the state.
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I found this in the NFHS rule book, fwiw:
3.5.5 ART. 5 Equipment which is unnatural and/or designed to increase a team member’s height or vertical reach or to gain a competitive advantage shall not be permitted. Equipment and apparel shall not be modified from the original manufactured state and shall be worn in the manner the manufacturer intended it to be worn |
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