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Old Fri Dec 09, 2011, 03:36pm
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I finally got my eyes in front of a rule book. Indeed, there is no such rule.

(Thanks for the heads up, JAR.)

I don't know where I heard it. It just went off like an alarm in my head when I saw the hair. Now, the coach's line is memorable for another reason. I have that team again next month; I'll own up to it then.

And BTW, I wouldn't have invoked 3-7 in this case. The hair was merely plentiful, not dangerous.
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Old Fri Dec 09, 2011, 05:27pm
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I finally got my eyes in front of a rule book. Indeed, there is no such rule.

(Thanks for the heads up, JAR.)

I don't know where I heard it. It just went off like an alarm in my head when I saw the hair. Now, the coach's line is memorable for another reason. I have that team again next month; I'll own up to it then.

And BTW, I wouldn't have invoked 3-7 in this case. The hair was merely plentiful, not dangerous.
Wait, you're supposed to dig in your heels and insist it should be illegal, stretching the rules to fit.
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Old Sat Dec 10, 2011, 10:05am
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I remember a similar ruling at one time, but I do not remember it was simply for long hair, it was more for heave braids. It appears here they wanted to just remove someone because they had long hair covering up the jersey. That was a little before you see a lot of men wearing long hair in football games and I would not feel that interpretation is still valid or it is a stretch to apply now.

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That's how I remember it, also. And in training discussions, at the time, large afros, and long hair that was not a safetey concern, were to be ignored.
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Even though it might take longer to get the info to report, it is not one of the DOG warnings. What would REALLY have been funny, is if the coach had hollered to you at the half to remember to tuck in your whistle.
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