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I can't believe that the color of flag ends and bean bags can generate 3 pages of discussion. I also can't believe that someone would not get a playoff assignment because of the same. But evidently some believe that it is important for all to have bean bags of the same color. If you have flags and bean bags and you know when and how to use them, you can work on my crew anytime regardless of color within limits. If you have hot pink then we might have to have a litlle talk about our next assignment.
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Tue Sep 28, 2004, 11:22am
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There should be ONE uniform for a crew and the crew should have a uniform look to it. Any yellow showing looks sloppy! Neatness sells your crew and your calls, etc. That is MHO. Have a great day!
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Tue Sep 28, 2004, 11:27am
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Tue Sep 28, 2004, 02:29pm
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Bernie Kukar is from the iron range in northern MN...so we have to cut him some slack. I think he's done alright for himself so far
Maybe we should worry more about our keys, mechanics/signals, and deadball officiating than on the color of our beanbags. Let's not lose focus of the important things
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Tue Sep 28, 2004, 02:55pm
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Going along with the if bean bags quantify three pages of discussion, I have a question... Do boxers or briefs make any difference to some of you on your crews?
And let's not get into the 'Going Commando' pros and cons either please... 
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Wed Sep 29, 2004, 12:57pm
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Wed Sep 29, 2004, 02:04pm
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Black or sometimes Pink thong
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Wed Sep 29, 2004, 06:13pm
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I prefer commando - the chicks dig it
All I know is that if the boys need adjusting, its awful hard to be sly about it standing by yourself at the 50 yardline and 1000 people there looking at the field. It's not like you can yell, "Hey look- there's Elvis!". Briefs and compression shorts keep everything tidy.
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Fri Oct 01, 2004, 12:10pm
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this is where we have stooped to
as starter of the thread I did want to point out that we have seen our evaluations "dinged" because we did not have our flags taped and i just wanted to see what every one felt however that was recently change by the powers that be we do not have to tape now (still we cannot have alot of yellow showing which is fine by me i tuck deep!!!) as far as the new topic about briefs. an older white hat told me about a story where his umpire on his old crew used to go commando until he split his pants spotting the ball and then every one spotted his......... i laughed for 15 min
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Fri Oct 01, 2004, 01:29pm
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SEC Officials
SEC Officials wear their flags hanging out of their pockets so the coaches can see them. It is supposed to send a message?
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Fri Oct 01, 2004, 01:43pm
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aboselli,
I agree--- BUT the guys doing the evaluation control all the best games and wether you get into the chapter that assigns the local college games so that leads me to the question do i follow them or do i just keep bieng the best rules/mechanics/game guy i can be (PS last year a guy on my crew got dinged for not throwing his flag High Enough on a foul where he needed a spot)
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