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Anyone notice Lawson wearing white with a red hog and Cotton wearing red with a white hog in the 100m final? Ooops...pretty sure that is an NCAA violation.
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Only have to match in relays.
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Wonderbuns wrote:
Anyone notice Lawson wearing white with a red hog and Cotton wearing red with a white hog in the 100m final? Ooops...pretty sure that is an NCAA violation.
Ooops (sic) . . . NCAA Champions Florida Gators don't wear no ugly-ass hogs, nor red. Please be advised to direct your criticism at Arkansas.
And the 2nd post is correct, must match only in relays. -
Wonderbuns wrote:
Anyone notice Lawson wearing white with a red hog and Cotton wearing red with a white hog in the 100m final? Ooops...pretty sure that is an NCAA violation.
Gators eat Hogs. "You're either a Gator, or you're Gator bait." -
A man bun ought to be a uniform violation.
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Wonderbuns wrote:
Anyone notice Lawson wearing white with a red hog and Cotton wearing red with a white hog in the 100m final? Ooops...pretty sure that is an NCAA violation.
Wow, talk about an ill informed poster...where do I even start? -
From the current NCAA rule book.
Section 3 - Competitor Attire
Uniform
ARTICLE 1. When engaged in competition, each competitor must wear an
official team uniform with components governed by these rules or be subject to disqualification. Wearing any part of the official team competition uniform illegally (that is, top off or intentionally shortened, shoulder straps lowered) while in the area of competition shall lead to a warning by the nearest official that repeated violation may result in disciplinary action. A report of uncorrected violations shall be made to the referee and offending competitor’s coach.
a. A uniform consists of two school-issued components–shorts or briefs, and a top. A one-piece body suit is acceptable as a combination of the two
components. Any outer garment (that is, sweatpants, tights) that is school issued becomes the official uniform, when worn.
b. The uniform must be of a material and design deemed to not be objectionable or offensive by the athletics department of the issuing institution.
c. The uniform top must, by design and size, cover the full length of the torso, meeting or hanging below the waistband of the bottoms, while the competitor is standing, and allow for competitors’ numbers to be placed above the waist, front and back.
d. Uniform tops must be worn so to not obscure hip numbers.
e. Additional visible clothing is an undergarment. It must be worn under the
uniform and be of a solid color.
f. The use of, or wearing of, artificial noisemakers by competitors is prohibited.
Note: Individual or team uniform, logo, number and shoe rules shall be enforced through inspection by the clerk of the course or the head field event official at initial event check-in. Violators shall be warned, given the chance to correct the violation, and reported to the referee.
Relay/Cross Country Team Uniforms
ARTICLE 2. In addition to Article 1, the following shall apply:
a. All relay and cross country team members must wear uniforms clearly
indicating, through color, logo and combination of all outer garments worn as a uniform, that members are from the same team.
b. Visible undergarments on the top (that is, T-shirts) worn by team members must be of an identical solid color. Visible undergarments on the bottom (that is, tights of any length) must be of an identical solid color.
Note: The effect of this rule is that no imagination shall be required to justify a clear sense of belonging to a team.
So no. Even if you were right, this isn't a violation in the slightest. -
What a stupid rule.
