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Thank God I'm Only A High School Official ...
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Originally Posted by bob jenkins
Team A is wearing white uniforms (as defined by the neutral zone) with blue and red trim. Team members are wearing beige headbands, red arm sleeves, black tights, and white leg sleeves. The officials permit this. Is this correct? Answer: The correct answer is yes. The rules governing headbands and wristbands (Rule 1-24.1.b), arm sleeves and leg/knee sleeves (Rule 1-24.2) and tights (Rule 1-23.2) all share three basic colors: white, black, and beige. The fourth color differs depending upon the specific article of apparel. For headbands and wristbands, the fourth color is the predominant color of the game jersey, for arm sleeves, it is any color contained in the game jersey, for leg/knee sleeves, it is the color of the game shorts, and for tights it is the color of the game shorts. None of these items (except headbands and wristbands) are required to match the others. So the beige headbands, red arm sleeves, black tights, and white leg sleeves are all legal..
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Wow. We have officials who believe that the NFHS "Fashion Police" rules are difficult to understand. NFHS "Fashion Police" rules are a "piece of cake" compared to the college rules.
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