I'm surprised the NCAA allows it to be honest. It might be no big deal but with 99 numbers you'd think everyone could pick a unique one.
Has it always been like this...even back in the 80's and 90's?
99 numbers, 120-125 kids on a team. There were always duplicates. It just used to be common practice that the duplicates were not starters.
It is Pretty Stupid! Just like the Black Jerseys, Pillars & Core Value Horse Sh*t and every other wack *** idea instituted by this Horrible Fat ******* of a Coach we have.
While I don't like the duplicate numbers either, trying to make that somehow about Golden is some really stupid ****. All teams do it. There are only so many numbers.
I know....I just don't remember using it so much in the past..
I'm surprised the NCAA allows it to be honest. It might be no big deal but with 99 numbers you'd think everyone could pick a unique one.
Has it always been like this...even back in the 80's and 90's?
99 numbers, 120-125 kids on a team. There were always duplicates. It just used to be common practice that the duplicates were not starters.
Shut up and suck....
It is Pretty Stupid! Just like the Black Jerseys, Pillars & Core Value Horse Sh*t and every other wack *** idea instituted by this Horrible Fat ******* of a Coach we have.
While I don't like the duplicate numbers either, trying to make that somehow about Golden is some really stupid ****. All teams do it. There are only so many numbers.
I know....I just don't remember using it so much in the past..
Most schools do not do it. We did know do it until The Fat *** from Temple came.
The more popular thing to do is give a duplicate number to a slapdick walk-on. That way you don't have to worry about not playing Walton and Burns on the field together, or having either one of them worried about the other stealing their thunder.