Football Question # 19.

[Lighthouse]

Before the game begins, A1 reports to the Umpire that he wants to play wearing prescription eyeglasses with tinted lenses.

A. No problem.
B. The Umpire should tell A1 he may not play with the tinted lenses under any circumstances.
C. A1 may play if he presents a letter from hos athletic director, athletic trainer or Ophthalmologist.

[KevinHall]

I will go with A. I can't see any harm in this but I'm not a doctor.

[Matt Dillon]

"A" for me as well.

[Owllycat]

Im going to guess B.

[TrueblueCATfan]

Before the game begins, A1 reports to the Umpire that he wants to play wearing prescription eyeglasses with tinted lenses.

A. No problem.
B. The Umpire should tell A1 he may not play with the tinted lenses under any circumstances.
C. A1 may play if he presents a letter from hos athletic director, athletic trainer or Ophthalmologist.

I will say A

[Lighthouse]

The correct answer to question # 19,

is B for NCAA; and A for HS.

RULE 1; The Game, Field, Players and Equipment.

SECTION 4. Players and Playing Equipment.
Optional Equipment.
ARTICLE 6.
c. Eye shields. Eye shields must be clear, not tinted, and made from molded or rigid material. Eyeglasses and goggles also must be clear and not tinted. No medical exceptions are allowed.

[Old School]

Would this be a violation of NCAA Rule 1.4.6.c.?


or does the rule only cover glasses and goggles put directly on the face, and not helmets?

[Lighthouse]

Would this be a violation of NCAA Rule 1.4.6.c.?


or does the rule only cover glasses and goggles put directly on the face, and not helmets?

I would say that is a direct violation of the rule. Wow, that looks like blinders.