Visor

[fattuna2]

Waltip,

I'm in a group that believes in the crew system. I joined them about 5 years ago (A bad move in retrospect). Because I was pretty far down the seniority latter I was assigned to this. The crew consisted of (2) guys who were in their second year and were completely useless. There was an experienced back judge who also does college ball and repeatedly confused high school and college rules and mechanics. Another guy was rotated in. None of them (The less experienced ones) had a strong personality, and frankly had no buisness being on the field themselves. I spent many Fridays pointing out our failures from the previous week during the pregames but was shut down. Which was ok by the way, it is his crew. Moving to another group at this point just shoves me farther down the ladder. However my current group is not interested in putting the best possible officials on the field.

[nwiboi2005]

only time the visor maybe tinted is if there is a MD note. if no note then must be clear however for this you must still have a note.

[Theisey]

Originally Posted by nwiboi2005

only time the visor maybe tinted is if there is a MD note. if no note then must be clear however for this you must still have a note.

No.. this is not correct. No physicians note or prescription can alter this rule. The case book is quite specific about this.
Hope you didn't do this during this past season.

[MJT]

Originally Posted by nwiboi2005

only time the visor maybe tinted is if there is a MD note. if no note then must be clear however for this you must still have a note.

Indiana plays under NF rules, and in NF no note makes it legal to wear a tinted eye shield.

[IMSports007]

all shields must be clear, no doctor's note can change that.