ref3808 Do I really see an official working the Ohio State - Wisconsin game wearing shoes with a white Nike logo visible? Is all black required? I always thought it was. I know it's picky, but attention to detail counts in my book.
bob jenkins ref3808 wrote I always thought it was. Then you learned something this St. Patrick's day.
BktBallRef ref3808 wroteDo I really see an official working the Ohio State - Wisconsin game wearing shoes with a white Nike logo visible? Yes, you're right! Also, he was wearing beltless slacks and his shirt did NOT have a Byron collar! #WelcomeToThe21stCentury
JRutledge It does say all black shoes in the books, but not many shoes are sold all black. And just like anything else in life, the higher you are on the food chain and the more people in power do not care when they have a top person working for them.
BillyMac Adam wroteBelieve me, if his assigner cared, you wouldn't see it. This should be a boilerplate statement to cover many of the threads, and posts, that we see here on the Forum. "All politics is local." (U.S. Speaker of the House Tip O'Neil, 1982)