S
scott715I get the redshirt (do not play and it does not count againts your 4 years) and greyshirt (don't attend school until after the season so it doesn't count as a year). What is Blue shirt?
by scott715 · 8/29/2010
scott715 wrote:
I get the redshirt (do not play and it does not count againts your 4 years) and greyshirt (don't attend school until after the season so it doesn't count as a year). What is Blue shirt?
BYULV wrote:
I don't know why a redshirt would be inaccurate since those redshirting are not allowed to play on the team, but really want to and are envious of the other BYU players . . . Kind of like those red shirts up north. So I guess red shirt is appropriate.
[ Post made via Mobile Device ]http://cougarcorner.com/images/mobile.png" alt="" loading="lazy" style="max-width:100%">
hawkwing wrote:
Metal Bubba is right.
Blue Shirt is the equivalent of a red shirt
Blue Zone is the same as the red zone.
Schmoe wrote:Metal Bubba is right.
Blue Shirt is the equivalent of a red shirt
Blue Zone is the same as the red zone.
Nope, not the same, BETTER!! :crazy:
hawkwing wrote:
Metal Bubba is right.
Blue Shirt is the equivalent of a red shirt
Blue Zone is the same as the red zone.
imuakahuku wrote:
In the immortal words of Dr. Suess "The blue dog is in, the red dog is out". (See "Go Dog Go")
[ Post made via Mobile Device ]http://cougarcorner.com/images/mobile.png" alt="" loading="lazy" style="max-width:100%">
Schmoe wrote:In the immortal words of Dr. Suess "The blue dog is in, the red dog is out". (See "Go Dog Go")
[ Post made via Mobile Device ]http://cougarcorner.com/images/mobile.png" alt="" loading="lazy" style="max-width:100%">
Go Dog Go was actually a work by PD Eastman, who was a protege of the good Doctor.