CCA Jacket - size question

[mtn335]

I heard about the logo-less jackets, but was told it didn't matter if I got one or not. So I didn't.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by mtn335

I heard about the logo-less jackets, but was told it didn't matter if I got one or not. So I didn't.

Again it depends like everything else. Where are you using it and who you work for?

Peace

Can someone tell me what the CCA is or does? All I know is their logo is on the jacket and mechanics manual.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by AremRed

Can someone tell me what the CCA is or does? All I know is their logo is on the jacket and mechanics manual.

They are the Collegiate Commissioners Association. They work with the National Coordinator of the NCAA and a committee of Conference Supervisors and representatives from the NCAA (different levels too) to create mechanics for the college ranks.

Peace

Originally Posted by JRutledge

They are the Collegiate Commissioners Association. They work with the National Coordinator of the NCAA and a committee of Conference Supervisors and representatives from the NCAA (different levels too) to create mechanics for the college ranks.

Why is their logo on an article of clothing? I can see it being on the mechanics manual, but the jacket? And if it's on the jacket why not the shirt or pants?

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by AremRed

Why is their logo on an article of clothing? I can see it being on the mechanics manual, but the jacket? And if it's on the jacket why not the shirt or pants?

Maybe because they create the mechanics? Which also means they create the standard of what is worn like any mechanics book does.

All of this stated in CCA Manual (Men) Section 4 and Article 4 and 5.

Peace

[mtn335]

That's what I meant, my coordinator said it didn't matter (NWAACC north, northwestern washington JC). I just hadn't heard there was another new one on the horizon and was curious. That's all :-)