OHSAA Micromanaging!!

[HLin NC]

I've virtually quit being the towel police. White, black, pink, all 3, I don't care. Team logo, don't care. "F. u. #66"-care. Yellow/gold color- care

[ajmc]

Originally Posted by HLin NC

I've virtually quit being the towel police. White, black, pink, all 3, I don't care. Team logo, don't care. "F. u. #66"-care. Yellow/gold color- care

Well thanks a lot, let's just hope the crew that has this team next week does their job and doesn't have to listen to a lot of BS about, "We had no problem LAST week".

It's not a big deal, you see a player with an illegal towel, Nike bands, Eye shade messages, all you have to do is tell him "get off your field" until he removes that crap. He can EITHER play or look cool, but he can't do both. His choice.

When enough officials do their job, he might get the message and none of us will EVER have to bother with this stuff again.

[HLin NC]

Well since you are up in the box running the clock, I'm not gonna let it bother me tonight.

[NJ Official]

Originally Posted by HLin NC

I've virtually quit being the towel police. White, black, pink, all 3, I don't care. Team logo, don't care. "F. u. #66"-care. Yellow/gold color- care

I am not as strict with the pink towels because last thing I want to do is tell a player he can't wear a pink towel.

[ajmc]

Originally Posted by NJ Official

I am not as strict with the pink towels because last thing I want to do is tell a player he can't wear a pink towel.

Pink towels are not a problem, or violation. During October most towels that may apprear white likely have some tint of pink, at least in the perspective of the wise observer.

[IAUMP]

So if 2 players are wearing pink towels and 3 players are wearing blue towels, you ignore the difference? If so, what other rules do you set aside?

[Welpe]

I'm glad Texas doesn't make us be the towel police.

[ajmc]

Originally Posted by Welpe

I'm glad Texas doesn't make us be the towel police.

It's not a question of being "Towel Police". NFHS rules are designed for Interscholastic (teenage) participants, and rather than try and outguess and stay ahead of the imagination of the American teenager, as to what might squeeze in under what may be "acceptable", NFHS Rule makers elected to "Keep it Simple", which also applies to other "uniform adornments".

Those in charge of fashion etiquite regarding uniforms are actually team coaches and administrators, who should be well aware of rules and limitations so as to simply, and totally, avoid unnecessary breachesand confrontations.

[Welpe]

Originally Posted by ajmc

It's not a question of being "Towel Police".

I don't really care what the question is. Texas doesn't make us do it, in fact, they don't make us follow any NFHS rules.

[Tom.OH]

Originally Posted by IAUMP

So if 2 players are wearing pink towels and 3 players are wearing blue towels, you ignore the difference? If so, what other rules do you set aside?

IA, I am guessing you accidentally left off the off your post cause you can't be serious.

[BktBallRef]

Originally Posted by Tom.OH

IA, I am guessing you accidentally left off the off your post cause you can't be serious.

Tom, I'm pretty sure IAUMP is pointing out that ajmc chastises HLinNC in one post and then suggests to ignore a violation of the pink towel October tradition in another.

I thought to do the same thing but then realized I couldn't care any less what he thinks about the subject.

[BktBallRef]

Originally Posted by HLin NC

I've virtually quit being the towel police. White, black, pink, all 3, I don't care. Team logo, don't care. "F. u. #66"-care. Yellow/gold color- care

Agreed. Got tired of being the only one chasing it.