Sock police
Apparently, the NCAA officials are being asked to be sock police. Many socks now have logos on both sides (Nike socks, for example). NCAA rules forbid more than one logo on socks.
As far as I can tell, there is no (thank goodness) restriction on socks in the NFHS rules. Anyone think there'll be a trickle-down to where we'll have to deal with socks in the next year or two? |
Oh please..... nnnnn.....oooooooo....!!!!!
Taking off head bands, arm bands, and under shirts are one thing. Can you imagine a team having to remove socks and not having proper, matching or legal replacements? I know it would eventually straighten itself out (I think), but initially, depending on how stringent, it could be nightmare city. |
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I've notice in the youth leagues that I officiate, some players are wearing more than one pair of socks (two and even three pairs). The socks are of different lengths so it shows all the logos. I asked a mother the other day if he does his own laundry because my mom would kick my butt if I wore two (or three) pairs of socks.
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Bob makes sense. Therefore, that will never happen. |
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-Josh |
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Just FYI, it was clarified on the women's side that if the players had non-conforming socks, all they had to do was roll them down slightly so the logos didn't show. |
back in the day
We had leggings or uniform socks. Everyone had the same thing on. We had 'normal' shorts. Life was good.
I sure hope the Fed doesn't go down this path, though. Years later there are still players who don't get it. Blue uniform? Why have you got a white t-shirt on? Funny how Patrick Ewing's acne got better in the NBA. |
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Zero Tolerance! |
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Mr. Damico Would Be Proud ...
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