More Fashion Police- (Rolling Waistband on Shorts)

[VaTerp]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

Yes.

Generally allowed unless it's a safety issue (strings) or violates logo issues.

That's basically what our local interpreter said and I was good with that.

Originally Posted by Adam

Unless my state tells me to deal with it, I'm not going to look for this.

I felt the same way. I had a game earlier this year where one of my partners had girls unroll their pants and delayed subs coming in to have them unroll. At halftime I said that we should just leave it alone. But now the state has ruled otherwise.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by VaTerp

That's basically what our local interpreter said and I was good with that.



I felt the same way. I had a game earlier this year where one of my partners had girls unroll their pants and delayed subs coming in to have them unroll. At halftime I said that we should just leave it alone. But now the state has ruled otherwise.

Because someone, somewhere, took it upon himself to ask the teacher for homework.

[maroonx]

Our association just sent an email out to everyone citing rule 3-5-5 which requires the equipment and apparel be worn an intended by the manufacturer.

[so cal lurker]

For some reason this was never an issue back in the 80s . . .

[SNIPERBBB]

Originally Posted by maroonx

Our association just sent an email out to everyone citing rule 3-5-5 which requires the equipment and apparel be worn an intended by the manufacturer.

I would prefer to lean on this rule vs the logo rule if this was ever an issue.

[Valley Man]

Originally Posted by maroonx

Our association just sent an email out to everyone citing rule 3-5-5 which requires the equipment and apparel be worn an intended by the manufacturer.

Under Armour is not stupid. When you roll down the waistband it reads Under Armour all the way around over and over and over. "Intended by the manufacturer" is poor wording IMHO.

[Rich]

Originally Posted by Adam

Because someone, somewhere, took it upon himself to ask the teacher for homework.

Bingo.