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Old Thu Nov 29, 2018, 12:08am
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I understand the thought process regarding rolling the waistband and exposing a logo and/or drawstrings. What if the player rolls them the opposite way? Is that considered to be illegal?

No logo.drawstring would be displayed however the waistband is rolled. Thoughts?
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Old Thu Nov 29, 2018, 08:56am
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I understand the thought process regarding rolling the waistband and exposing a logo and/or drawstrings. What if the player rolls them the opposite way? Is that considered to be illegal?

No logo.drawstring would be displayed however the waistband is rolled. Thoughts?
It's still rolled, so if the state doesn't allow rolled shorts, then it's not allowed.

It is, however, much harder to detect. And, if it's not detected, it can't be enforced.
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Old Thu Nov 29, 2018, 08:59am
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We were told to be lenient below varsity.
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Old Thu Nov 29, 2018, 09:36am
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We are sticking with allowing rolling so long as no extra logo is showing and the drawstring isn't dangling.

Thank goodness.
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Old Thu Nov 29, 2018, 11:49am
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I've been a stickler on it so far this year. Had a new one the other night where kids were tucking the bottom of their shorts into their compression shorts. My thought was they look like idiots and they didn't stay in once they started running so whatever. It's not a safety issue, and it is against the "worn as intended" rule, but I'm going fishing for that one. If you want to look like a dip$hit, feel free.
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Old Thu Nov 29, 2018, 12:15pm
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I've been a stickler on it so far this year. Had a new one the other night where kids were tucking the bottom of their shorts into their compression shorts. My thought was they look like idiots and they didn't stay in once they started running so whatever. It's not a safety issue, and it is against the "worn as intended" rule, but I'm going fishing for that one. If you want to look like a dip$hit, feel free.
Actually there's a current-year interpretation outlawing this exact practice.

Now your state might not care but if they are sticklers on the waistband, then I would imagine they want this interp enforced, as well.
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Old Thu Nov 29, 2018, 12:21pm
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Actually there's a current-year interpretation outlawing this exact practice.
NFHS Basketball Rules Interpretations - 2018-19

SITUATION 6: A1 has tucked the bottom of his/her shorts into the tights being worn. RULING: Illegal. The referee shall not allow the player to enter the game or direct the player to leave the game until the shorts are removed from inside the tights. After making the correction, the player may re-enter the game at the appropriate time for a substitution. The uniform should be worn as the manufacturer intended it to be. (3-5-5)
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Old Fri Nov 30, 2018, 11:48pm
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I understand the thought process regarding rolling the waistband and exposing a logo and/or drawstrings. What if the player rolls them the opposite way? Is that considered to be illegal?
^^^^^
This is the SD interp, If you want to roll them, they must be rolled inward.

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