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Football Officiating => National Federation Discussion => Topic started by: VALJ on September 20, 2012, 09:59:06 PM
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I don't know that I'd call those numbers on black's jersey "clearly visible"...
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According to the rule book I believe it's legal. To the human eye, oh no. I can just see it now "HEY REF WHAT NUMBER WAS THAT PENALTY ON?!?"
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I'd not call those clearly visible.
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sure seems not all that clear; but with night lighting, camera lenses, etc., it may look better in person.
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If they are deemed legal they are really stretching the rule.
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Sheesh, why bother with numbers at all?
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I would let them play and report it to the state and let them rule on it.
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I would let them play and report it to the state and let them rule on it.
Oh, no doubt - we're still going to play the game. And if the coach gets cranky about us not getting numbers on the penalties, well, we're trying, coach...
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I'm color deficient. I can see colors but dark shades all look the same to me. I can't tell navy blue from purple from black for example. I can't see a number on the leftmost player at all.
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Legal or not, they're d a m n ugly.
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I'm color deficient. I can see colors but dark shades all look the same to me. I can't tell navy blue from purple from black for example. I can't see a number on the leftmost player at all.
My color vision is good and I also cannot see the number on the leftmost player.
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This is what happens when Nike took over the uniforms.
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...when Nike took over...
I'm sure it had to do with this: $$$