Gray officiating shirts.

[4-40]

Gray shirts are not allowed in high school games (by either the boy's association or the girl's union) in Iowa, but they are required for junior college games.

[Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.]

Thanks everybody who replied and a special thanks to BillyMac for his historical input to the thread.

MTD, Sr.

[Rich]

Thankfully, WI allows exactly one shirt. Stripes. I've seen people sweat through the grays and that looks terrible.

Wide stripes? I'd like to see them on me before I pass judgement. I like how they look when I wear them for football.

[constable]

In Ontario it varies by local association. Some wear stripes, some wear greys ( plain, without the pin stripes) and some wear the FIBA shirt.

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.

Thanks everybody who replied and a special thanks to BillyMac for his historical input to the thread.

C'mon Mark T. DeNucci, Sr. You must have an old photo somewhere, maybe up in your attic, of you wearing a gray IAABO jersey, with a blue Byron collar, blue piping on the sleeves, and a blue stretch band on the bottom of the jersey. You can share it with us. We promise not to laugh. Well, at least I promise not to laugh. Also, IAABO is ninety years old. So what was it like to officiate back when IAABO was in it's infancy?

[Texas Aggie]

And don't even think about showing up for a high school game with a college jacket.

That's the only jacket I've used at HS games over the last several years. I got a "new" CCA jacket the year before they went to the striped sleeves and just overlayed the state patch when we changed state orgs a few years back. First year was simply a safety pin job.