undershirts
 

Watching the Navy-Army game on CBS College Sports, Army player 12 has a grey shirt on under white uniform.

What's the rule state?

It states he can wear a t-shirt.

Any colors in NCAA?

I believe NBA forbids undershirts entirely.

In NFHS the undershirt has to be the color of the torso of the jersey. I thought the NCAA had a similar rule.

No, they don't. It has to be "similar in color." The NCAA rule is the same.

That's what I was trying to figure out as the one Army player has a grey undershirt on with white uniform.

Gray is similar to white - it isn't like he had a black shirt on :rolleyes:

He'd be a Midshipman masquerading as a Knight then if that was the case.

NBA Rules (2010-2011)
Comments on the Rules

H. PLAYER/TEAM CONDUCT AND DRESS
(4) While playing, players must keep their uniform shirts tucked into their pants, and no T-shirts are allowed.

Gray is not white...I am making him take it off!

West Point doesn't have any white shirts...come on!

I've never had to enforce this rule in a high school game, just middle school. (Our board has made it clear: this rule applies at all levels.) Most people will not raise a fuss when you enforce the undershirt rule. If anything, they get a bit annoyed of the lack of consistency, and that they weren't informed before about the rule.

The one exception: Middle school girls. I saw one girl burst into tears when she found out she couldn't wear her T-shirt, one try to tuck the sleeves into the uniform (doesn't work), and one outright refuse to play without a t-shirt. (All cases: red unis, white T-shirts.) That age and gender make for a sensitive combination.

The gray t-shirt in question was closer to black than it was to white as it was a darker shade

At least he wasn't wearing his BDUs, although there is the winter BDUs.

I don't believe anyone is wearing BDUs any longer.