Let's see now. Microfiber shirts, Sansabelt polyester slacks, Under Armor underwear, patent leather shoes - it's all a PETA plot! :eek:
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I like the grey, but they should be an ALTERNATE shirt, not a MANDATED shirt. My first time around the block pre-dated the zebras. Blue/gray with a navy collar and [shudder] a zippered front. And airhole underarms. Some enterprising old-timer should post a pic of someone in 1970s garb.
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Back then, there was no polyester, Nike, or even Greg Norman! |
retro look, but not back to the 1970s
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I DON'T wear pleated pants, so it's not the "everybody's doing it" reason for me. And it's not the "newness" of the gray shirts that I don't like. I don't like the way they look! They look CHEAP, like a minor league volleyball league or a defunct summer football league or a Canadian Football League uniform. The stripes are a sharper, more professional look. :rolleyes: |
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I had to wear my stripes for 3 games at the Washington state 3A tournament....One of the teams had gray for thier home uniforms........and of course I had them 3 times and each time they were home....
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I wasn't in the NFHS meetings, but I assume that there were some games played at some point where the home team's non-white color was a little too close to the away team's non-white color and it caused some confusion. Z |
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So let me get this straight...you say stripes are more professional than gray but yet don't think pleats looks more professional than what you're wearing?? |
My basketball board has mandated the gray shirts for the past three years. Like everything they have their pro's and con's. One of the major draw backs that we've noticed is sometimes it can be hard to pickup your fellow official(s) when trying to make eye contact. Having watched a lot of basketball the idea that we don't stand out as much is true.
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