Why isn't blue turf against the rules?

[SeattleUte]

This question has been nagging me. Why are red white and blue basketballs, grease balls, and watering down your football field to trip up an offensive power illegal, but blue fields are not?

[TripletDaddy]

grease balls

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[Fiyero]

Stop talking about Boise State.

Oh wait, that only applies to Utah fans.

[Art Vandelay]

This question has been nagging me. Why are red white and blue basketballs, grease balls, and watering down your football field to trip up an offensive power illegal, but blue fields are not?

No the real question is why don't more teams follow suit, especially lower tier teams with no identity?

[TripletDaddy]

Stop talking about Boise State.

Oh wait, that only applies to Utah fans.

smackdown!!!



First a strong jab to the jaw with my post about SeattleUte cheering for the Ducks....now foyero finishes him off with the haymaker.

[Shaka]

There's no reason it should be.

[SeattleUte]

There's no reason it should be.

It's unduly hostile, intimidating and alien?

[beefytee]

It's unduly hostile, intimidating and alien?

Was that the problem with the BYU bibs?

[RC Vikings]

Nobody else can do it but with BSU it was grandfathered in. I like how everybody gets so upset with it but really i think they just wish their AD had the balls or brains to do it first.

[SeattleUte]

Nobody else can do it but with BSU it was grandfathered in.

What I thought. It is against the rules. So USC couldn't paint their entire field the color of dried blood and piss.

[Portland Ute]

What I thought. It is against the rules. So USC couldn't paint their entire field the color of dried blood and piss.

No. Only one program has the opportunity to do that. Seems fair enough, doesn't it SU?

I wish the NCAA would come out and say that's it. You don't have to tear this field out but it cannot be replaced with a turf that is not some shade of green.

It really is ridiculous that the NCAA allows one school to do it, but forbids others from doing the same.

[FN Phat]

No. Only one program has the opportunity to do that. Seems fair enough, doesn't it SU?

I wish the NCAA would come out and say that's it. You don't have to tear this field out but it cannot be replaced with a turf that is not some shade of green.

It really is ridiculous that the NCAA allows one school to do it, but forbids others from doing the same.

Boise State: Home of the Smurf Turf (the only turf that is not a tint of green)







SUCK IT!