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Post by wildcat on Feb 9, 2007 21:09:33 GMT -6
Fellas -
Looking for high school football uniforms that are patterned after the Iowa Hawkeyes or Pittsburgh Steelers. Anyone know where I can look?
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Post by groundchuck on Feb 9, 2007 21:21:19 GMT -6
Wildcat...you mean you guys are going to black and gold next year? Just kidding. Iowa's uniforms are Nike I think.
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Post by coach79 on Feb 9, 2007 22:06:36 GMT -6
Try footballamerica.com
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Post by poweriguy on Feb 10, 2007 22:48:07 GMT -6
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Post by coach79 on Feb 11, 2007 0:19:22 GMT -6
beautiful
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Post by Coach Huey on Feb 11, 2007 11:53:24 GMT -6
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Post by wildcat on Feb 11, 2007 12:32:28 GMT -6
Thanks, guys...good stuff.
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Post by playfast on Feb 11, 2007 14:57:05 GMT -6
Go to nike and you can create your uniform
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Post by Coach Huey on Feb 11, 2007 21:18:21 GMT -6
any of the sites i listed allow you to customize your own uniforms. i find the adidas site to be the most user-friendly.
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Post by superpower on Feb 12, 2007 8:27:20 GMT -6
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Post by wildcat on Feb 12, 2007 8:28:35 GMT -6
For Fed guys...what do the away uniforms have to look like by 2010? White only with no stripes at all?
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Post by superpower on Feb 12, 2007 8:38:08 GMT -6
Wildcat, it sounds as though that rule will go away because of pressure from the uniform manufacturers.
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Post by coachjd on Feb 12, 2007 12:55:36 GMT -6
New Rule Regulating Football Jerseys
The National Football Rules Committee approved a new rule that regulates football jerseys – beginning with the 2010 season. You may remember that you were alerted about this possibility year ago. A copy of the new rule is listed below.
The focus of the rule is on jerseys worn by the visiting team. Beginning in 2010 these jerseys must be white, and there are very specific limitations on where other colors may be placed on the jersey. With the new jersey and pant styles, there have been increasing problems in being able to distinguish between visiting and home teams. Silver, gold, and other lighter colored jerseys that have been worn by visitors will no longer be allowed. While there are a number of limitations on the white jerseys, there are very few limitations on the home or dark jerseys.
Note that this is a requirement for Varsity level only. Jerseys that you are currently wearing can be handed down to JV or B-squad teams. This rule will not affect those levels, except that eventually they too should be wearing jerseys that meet these specifications.
Added Clarification:
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Numbers on the sleeves or shoulders are permissible *
Names on the front of the jerseys are permissible *
Stripes may be up to 2 inches in width *
Logos on the shoulder are permitted, but the size must be limited – then cannot cover the entire shoulder. *
Numbers or stripes on the sleeves are OK, however, something like the New York Jet’s uniform sleeves would not be allowed. *
The shoulders and sleeves should clearly show the color of the jersey – either white or dark.
Football Uniform Rule Change: (Takes effect in 2010)
Rule 1 – 5 – 1(c), page 17 National Federation Rulebook
4. Players of the opposing teams shall wear jerseys of contrasting colors.
a. Beginning in 2010, the visiting team jersey shall meet the following criteria.
1. The yoke of the jersey (from the neckline to the seam at mid-chest, inclusive of the shoulders) and the body of the jersey (the area below the yoke), shall be white and shall contain only the listed allowable adornments and accessory patterns:
a. Stripes, a maximum of 2” in width, may be placed on the sleeves b. A border, a maximum of 1” in width may be placed around the collar and cuffs c. A side seam (insert from the underarms to the top of the pants), a maximum of 4” in width may be utilized.
b. Beginning 2010, the home team jersey shall meet the following criteria:
1. The yoke of the jersey, (from the neckline to the seam at mid-chest inclusive of the shoulders), and the body of the jersey, (the area below the yoke), may not include white except as stated in subsection 2, below:
2. If white appears in the heresy of the home team, it may only appear:
a. As the jersey number per c(1) above, b. As a decorative stripe (not to exceed 2” in width) c. As a border on the collar or cuffs (not to exceed 1” in width. d. As a side seam (not to exceed 4” in width).
Posted 12/8/06
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Post by superpower on Feb 14, 2007 15:05:05 GMT -6
from nfhs.org:
Changes in the football game jersey specifications that were approved last year for implementation in 2010 were revised slightly this year, and the implementation date was moved back to 2012. The revised rule will still require the visiting team's game jerseys to be white and contrast with the home team's jersey.
"The changes made this year by the committee will provide manufacturers and schools a clearer direction on the specifications," Colgate said. "The committee extended the implementation date to give schools an opportunity to make the necessary adjustments during the normal uniform rotation and replacement cycles during the next five seasons."
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