Different Color Uniform Jersey

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by buckrog64

This has been discussed previously and my assumption was the same as yours; the player wouldn't be permitted to play. I recall being shown to be mistaken. I'll have to look for that discussion as to why I was wrong.

Because both coaches agreed it was alright.

[TwoDot]

I would not have kept her from playing as long as the general color was similar, and the number on both jerseys were the same. That is as long as it is not similar to the home team's jersey color (should be white). Too bad coach did not make her a non-starter.
As long as the uniforms are close to the same color, I'm letting her play.

[stosh]

Originally Posted by TwoDot

I would not have kept her from playing as long as the general color was similar, and the number on both jerseys were the same. That is as long as it is not similar to the home team's jersey color (should be white). Too bad coach did not make her a non-starter.
As long as the uniforms are close to the same color, I'm letting her play.

If coach made her a non-starter and THEN the jersey shows up after the 10 minute mark, changing her back to a starter would result in a T.

Difference in shade was like the difference between a Packer and Jet jersey.

[jdw3018]

Originally Posted by stosh

Difference in shade was like the difference between a Packer and Jet jersey.

It sounds as if both were definitely green, and there was going to be no confusion about that. I'd have let her play.

Again, that's how we interpret it here. You may have different requirements where you are.

[Ignats75]

Are they all green? Are they numbered properly? Nothing to see here people. Move along.

[just another ref]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

Because both coaches agreed it was alright.

This is not much of a consideration.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

Because both coaches agreed it was alright.

Originally Posted by just another ref

This is not much of a consideration.

Says who?

[just another ref]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

Says who?

Did I misunderstand?

A jersey is declared to be legal or not legal because the coaches agree?

This is not a consideration at all.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by just another ref

Did I misunderstand?

A jersey is declared to be legal or not legal because the coaches agree?

This is not a consideration at all.

Some of our fellow posters would beg to differ.

[Amesman]

Did I misunderstand?

A jersey is declared to be legal or not legal because the coaches agree?

This is not a consideration at all.

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

Some of our fellow posters would beg to differ.

Are they the ones who thought it was OK on the Part I test this year if the coaches agreed to convert all their 60-second timeouts into two 30's each it would be OK? Whether or not the coaches agreed is immaterial. Bob's right -- I'm really going out on a limb, I know -- that the different-shade stipulation in case of blood or tear lends guidance as to what to do here. Let 'er play.