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Wed Jul 12, 2017, 08:35am

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Originally Posted by Dakota

I agree, but I'd say "you can't play with it on" rather than "take it off".

Along with several other items. Besides the risk of saying that to a player

, it is not our decision, but up to the player about playing without it or not playing.
I always remember a player who took herself out of a varsity game, rather than remove a WWJD bracelet. Of course, I wonder about her other games.

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