VHSL "uniforms"

[HugoTafurst]

Originally Posted by EsqUmp

None of this really matters. It is a code and not a law punishable by anything.

Anytime someone is held accountable doing something to a flag, it ends up in the Supreme Court and the law is struck down as unconstitutional.

I have a problem with those that think it is OK to do the "wrong" thing purely because they know there is no punishment.

[CecilOne]

Originally Posted by HugoTafurst

I have a problem with those that think it is OK to do the "wrong" thing purely because they know there is no punishment.

ditto, also me too.

[CecilOne]

Now I am more confused. Watching my Villanova team beat #17 Marquette, I noticed something about the ref "uniforms". Two of the officials had flag patches on their left sleeves, one with stars forward, one with stars backward. Huh ??

[SethPDX]

Originally Posted by CecilOne

Now I am more confused. Watching my Villanova team beat #17 Marquette, I noticed something about the ref "uniforms". Two of the officials had flag patches on their left sleeves, one with stars forward, one with stars backward. Huh ??

Someone bought the wrong patch.

I've also seen college basketball crews where one of the officials had no patch, and where one had a white border around the flag and the other two had gold borders. So much for uniform.

[Manny A]

Originally Posted by CecilOne

Now I am more confused. Watching my Villanova team beat #17 Marquette, I noticed something about the ref "uniforms". Two of the officials had flag patches on their left sleeves, one with stars forward, one with stars backward. Huh ??

The appropriate way to wear the Flag patch on a uniform shirt is to have the field of stars closest to the heart. On the left sleeve or breast, the Flag would look "normal", and on the right sleeve or breast, it would look "backward".