legal Undershirt?

[BillyMac]

3-5-5: Undershirts shall be a single solid color similar to the torso of the
jersey and shall be hemmed and not have frayed or ragged edges. If the
undershirt has sleeves, they shall be the same length. A visible manufacturer's
logo/trademark/reference is not permitted on the undershirt.

3.5.5 SITUATION: Prior to the opening jump, an official notices A1 is wearing
an undershirt with sleeves cut off and hemmed at the shoulders. A2 and A3 are
both wearing undershirts with normal length sleeves. All undershirts are similar
in color to the game jersey. RULING: All players are wearing legal apparel. The
rule does not require all players to wear the same length sleeves on their undershirts,
but each individual player must have sleeves the same length on his/her
undershirt when worn.

[Jurassic Referee]

And in the same vein....

This was brought up by Freddy as a result of a badly-written test question....

Casebook play 3.5 SITUATION B:
The officials are on the court prior to the game observing the team warm-ups. One official notices that a member of team A is wearing a decorative necklace.
RULING: The official shall inform the team member to remove the jewelry immediately. Upon compliance, the team member may continue to warm up with his or her teammates and may start the game without penalty.

Questions:
1) What do you do if the team member refuses to remove the jewelry immediately?
2) What, if anything, is the penalty for that refusal?
3) Does the same ruling(s) apply to illegal undershirts?

Inquiring minds need to know!

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee

What do you do if the team member refuses to remove the jewelry immediately? What, if anything, is the penalty for that refusal?

Guantánamo Bay Detention Camp ???

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee

And in the same vein....

This was brought up by Freddy as a result of a badly-written test question....

Casebook play 3.5 SITUATION B:
The officials are on the court prior to the game observing the team warm-ups. One official notices that a member of team A is wearing a decorative necklace.
RULING: The official shall inform the team member to remove the jewelry immediately. Upon compliance, the team member may continue to warm up with his or her teammates and may start the game without penalty.

Questions:
1) What do you do if the team member refuses to remove the jewelry immediately?
2) What, if anything, is the penalty for that refusal?
3) Does the same ruling(s) apply to illegal undershirts?

Inquiring minds need to know!

1) Have them not warm-up
2) same thing
3) Yes

IF they "insist" on warming up with the illegal item, then you *could* have an unsporting T -- it will "never" get that far, though.