Field Logos-Help

[parepat]

Originally Posted by sloth

Come on guys...anyone who would make a big deal out of this during the pre-game needs to seriously re-evaluate why they are officiating. This does not effect player safety and it doesn't give one team an advantage over another. With so many other things to worry about during a game why even bother giving it a second thought?

I don't understand your post Sloth. THe original post was an effort by a school to make sure they were following the rules regarding logos. None of the responsive posts indicated that they would enforce this rule to the letter. So what "guys" are you talking about?

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by parepat

I don't understand your post Sloth. THe original post was an effort by a school to make sure they were following the rules regarding logos. None of the responsive posts indicated that they would enforce this rule to the letter. So what "guys" are you talking about?

There is no penalty for this rule not having the field without these markings (at least none I am aware of). The NF just wants to limit where and how there are markings on the field.

Peace

[sloth]

Originally Posted by parepat

I don't understand your post Sloth. THe original post was an effort by a school to make sure they were following the rules regarding logos. None of the responsive posts indicated that they would enforce this rule to the letter. So what "guys" are you talking about?

What perked my frustration was a previous poster that mantioned complementing an AD on their new field only to next tell them that it is "illegal". I understand the idea that the NFHS has to define the specific technical aspects of the field color/logos/uniform color requirements. But I will tell you that I'd never mention an "infraction" to an AD on a logo covering the 50 yard line. My argument is that we as officals have enought to think about and deal with during games...wasting time/though and effort on an issue like a mid-field logo covering yard lines is only a distraction that need not ever arise.