More fashion police
Ad claims this shooting sleeve with training dots can be worn during a game.
True? JUMPUSA.com: DotShot Basketball Shooting Aid Arm Sleeve http://www.jumpusa.com/mm5/graphics/...shot-2_med.jpg |
Not true.
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How is the rule worded, coach?
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I agree with curling, this is not legal.
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Although I'm not sure I would make a stink over it, I would have rules backing to tell him to remove it if I decided to after seeing it in person. |
3.5.3
Arm compression sleeves shall: a) Be white, beige or a single solid color b) Be the same color for each team member c) Meet the logo requirements in 3-6 d) Be worn for medical reasons That one is 2 colors |
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Arm compression sleeves shall: a. Be white, black, beige or a single solid school color. My chapter wants this enforced even on the sleeves with the screened on designs. |
3.5.5
Being as how the dots on the sleeve are designed and intended to be a shooting aid; l would think that 3.5.5 be applicable also:
"Equipment which is unnatural and/or designed to increase a player's height or vertical reach or to gain a competitive advantage shall not be permitted." |
A single solid color is not required in NCAA. 3-9-9.
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I see most opinions say no go. |
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Pulling it out of...thin air... is my guess.
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