Apparel questions.

[BryanV21]

Originally Posted by jeremy341a

when reading the case book I ran across 3.5.4. It basically says team a schools colors are blue and gold but predominate uniform color is white. It says they are wearing blue headbands and wristbands. The book calls this legal? Shouldn't they be illegal as they are not white, black, beige or a school color?

I don't understand your question here. You said blue is a school color, and that a school color is allowed, but then don't understand why they are legal. Huh?

I'm guessing your question revolves around the fact that the wristbands and headbands are not the predominant color of the uniform. Well, as you pointed out, the rule doesn't say the wrist/headbands have to be the predominant color... just a school color. The predominant thing has to do with the undershirt or undershorts/tights.

[jeremy341a]

Originally Posted by BryanV21

I don't understand your question here. You said blue is a school color, and that a school color is allowed, but then don't understand why they are legal. Huh?

I'm guessing your question revolves around the fact that the wristbands and headbands are not the predominant color of the uniform. Well, as you pointed out, the rule doesn't say the wrist/headbands have to be the predominant color... just a school color. The predominant thing has to do with the undershirt or undershorts/tights.

Yes I screwed up and forgot to add predominant in my original post I edited it. The rule for headbands wristbands does say predominant color. Yet in case book it isn't predominant color or white or black or beige yet it says legal. That is where I'm confused.

[BryanV21]

Originally Posted by jeremy341a

Yes I screwed up and forgot to add predominant in my original post I edited it. The rule for headbands wristbands does say predominant color. Yet in case book it isn't predominant color or white or black or beige yet it says legal. That is where I'm confused.

Hmm...

I read the rule book, and it does say that a wrist/headband has to be the predominant color of the uniform (or black, white, beige). I would have swore it just had to be a school color, not necessarily the predominant uniform color.

It's not listed as a rule change, but it's shaded as if it is one.

So I don't know. Sorry for saying you were wrong. I guess at this point we don't know if the case play is based on the old rule, or if the rule is written wrong.

[jeremy341a]

Originally Posted by BryanV21

Hmm...

I read the rule book, and it does say that a wrist/headband has to be the predominant color of the uniform (or black, white, beige). I would have swore it just had to be a school color, not necessarily the predominant uniform color.

It's not listed as a rule change, but it's shaded as if it is one.

So I don't know. Sorry for saying you were wrong. I guess at this point we don't know if the case play is based on the old rule, or if the rule is written wrong.

It's all good. Usually I am wrong. I speculate the casebook wasn't updated with new rule. I only run onto it while looking for an answer to my first question of does undershirt sleeves also count as arm sleeves.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by jeremy341a

Yes I screwed up and forgot to add predominant in my original post I edited it. The rule for headbands wristbands does say predominant color. Yet in case book it isn't predominant color or white or black or beige yet it says legal. That is where I'm confused.

It's predominant color of uniform, not the school.