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Originally Posted by BktBallRef
A protector for a broken nose does not require a letter from the state association.
The case play says, "A protector for a broken nose, even though made of hard material, is permissible if it does not extend so as to endanger others, if it is not sharp and if it has no cutting edges.
There's no other requirement. If your state association requires it, fine. But there's no NFHS rule requiring state asscoiations to first approve it.
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On the contrary, something worn on the face is certainly worn on part of the head. Therefore it comes under the last sentence of 3.5 Situation A, which requires approval from the state association based upon the submission of proper documentation to that office.
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In the case of headwear for medical,
cosmetic or religious reasons, the state association may approve upon proper
documentation as in 3-5-3 Exception a."
Sun Nov 29, 2009, 10:12pm
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