"Referee" rule confusion???

[justacoach]

I'm thinking you have too much time on your hands. Also, you should know better than to try and make sense of rules citations or interps in the bespoke publication.

[JetMetFan]

Yeah, I do need new hobbies

But it's actually a concern. I doubt I'll see this on the NCAAW level but my GV games in NY are under NCAA rules. There's always the chance a player - or a team, for that fact - could come out with, say, white tops with blue writing but have on blue shorts.

[blindzebra]

Originally Posted by JetMetFan

Yeah, I do need new hobbies

But it's actually a concern. I doubt I'll see this on the NCAAW level but my GV games in NY are under NCAA rules. There's always the chance a player - or a team, for that fact - could come out with, say, white tops with blue writing but have on blue shorts.

Unless the visitors are in blue I'd leave it alone.

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by blindzebra

Unless the visitors are in blue I'd leave it alone.

That's kicking the can down the road. I would let that team play that night, but I would be sure to discuss the issue with the coach, or athletic director, and report the issue to my assigner.

[Adam]

What can are you kicking? Isn't it legal?

[letemplay]

...but you know someone will, if a team wears white tops and red shorts, what are allowable colors for wrist/head bands, arm and/or leg sleeves and braces?

[JetMetFan]

Originally Posted by Adam

What can are you kicking? Isn't it legal?

Not under the NCAA code it isn't and that's the code used for girls' basketball in NY State. The state interpreter told me she'd be inclined to let it go but suggested I mention the scenario to my local board, which I will.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by JetMetFan

Not under the NCAA code it isn't and that's the code used for girls' basketball in NY State. The state interpreter told me she'd be inclined to let it go but suggested I mention the scenario to my local board, which I will.

I forgot you guys play under college rules.