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Locker Room |
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21 | 51.22% |
Car |
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7 | 17.07% |
Your home |
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8 | 19.51% |
other |
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5 | 12.20% |
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Depends on the level of the game.
Youth-dress at home and finish up at your car. Fr/JV- either a lockerroom at the school or at home Varsity-At the site. Most schools give us the girls coaches' office to dress. One school has an officials' dressing room just beyond the end zone with team rooms on either side. Unfortunately, the shower has been broken for many years (unless you like showering under a tiny trickle of water) and they decided to put a huge ice machine in the room so the room is basically useless. |
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Just looking at this season's schedule, for varsity games it would be 70% at home, 30% at the site. Most of our small schools don't provide any facility for dressing or half-time. At half-time we go to our car.
For sub-varsity, it's always at home. The only guarantee of a good facility is a state final in one of our domes. |
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In our area we arrive to the game site dressed until state playoffs. Sometimes I change at the gym I work out at, sometimes at home, very rarely at the office.
I'd much rather come in street clothes but like a lot of things, can't convince others to try and get it to a vote. Too many guys want to breeze in, get that check, and fly back home. ![]() |
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I much prefer travelling to a game as a group, dressing there while catching up, bs'ing and the like, then getting down to business with a serious pregame in a lockerroom or office. Afterward a shower, change back to decent clothes and, dependng on several factors, a meal as a crew. All that is part of the night and part of the reason I do this.
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