Gray officiating shirts.

[Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.]

I am conducting an informal poll:

I would like to know what states allow basketball officiating crews to wear the gray shirt (with the black pin stripes)?

Thanks.

[brainbrian]

Missouri does not allow it, or at least I have never heard of anyone wearing gray here.

[Drizzle]

Texas switched to gray full-time beginning with the 2011-12 season.

[VTOfficial]

Vermont uses the grays. In the postseason though all officials wear the stripes.

[Maineac]

Here in Maine, it's all we're allowed to wear.

[BillyMac]

Connecticut: No gray jerseys allowed. We used to wear white jerseys with black stripes, now we have to wear black jerseys with white stripes. I think that we were all tricked by IAABO into buying new jerseys. Really? What's the big difference?

What ever happened to those gray IAABO jerseys with the blue Byron collar, and blue piping on the sleeves. The looked so cool with blue pants. That's right. Blue pants. With a belt. That's right. I said it. With a belt. Wanna fight about it?

[Welpe]

Originally Posted by Drizzle

Texas switched to gray full-time beginning with the 2011-12 season.

Not everywhere. There are at least two chapters in the Houston area that only wear grey for varsity games.

[Smitty]

Originally Posted by Welpe

Not everywhere. There are at least two chapters in the Houston area that only wear grey for varsity games.

Same for Dallas. Varsity only, with the exception if you work a JV/V doubleheader you wear the grey for both.