Parker's LONG sleeve undershirt in the Final Four

[fullor30]

Originally Posted by Dan_ref

I'm not going to look it up or post it but there's an ncaa ruling/bulletin that states the dress rules that you so kindly posted in mulit-font/multi-color are unenforceable if there's a medical condition that applies.

So...if the coach said yeah, there's a medical reason that she needs to wear whatever you posted in bold red letter large font then yeah, it's legal.

Dan.......I'm thinking that this rule is in place if they feel they need to enforce it for the right reason, yet when someone such as Parker needs an exception due to an injury it's allowable in the eyes of the officials. I don't follow though how the long sleeve would help her shoulder. It appeared to be somewhat loose fitting.

Could she be allowed to be wrapped like a mummy?

It did look odd, as I've never seen long sleeves before.

[Dan_ref]

Originally Posted by fullor30

Dan.......I'm thinking that this rule is in place if they feel they need to enforce it for the right reason, yet when someone such as Parker needs an exception due to an injury it's allowable in the eyes of the officials.

Could she be wrapped like a mummy? It did look odd, as I've never seen long sleeves.

I've been told if a player is wearing an illegal arm sleeve or undergarment because of a medical reason then we are to leave it alone. Has nothing to do with Candace Parker. Just ask the coach & take his word for it.

[fullor30]

Originally Posted by Dan_ref

I've been told if a player is wearing an illegal arm sleeve or undergarment because of a medical reason then we are to leave it alone. Has nothing to do with Candace Parker. Just ask the coach & take his word for it.

I meant it objectively. I tend to agree with you, if that's OK with Nevada.

[Dan_ref]

Originally Posted by fullor30

I meant it objectively. I tend to agree with you, if that's OK with Nevada.

Only time will tell if he'll start calling you a poopy head or not.

If he does then feel free to join my club.

[Adam]

When watching, I just assumed the rule was the same as for high school.