TCU penalized after two players wear the same number
This might unseat Arkansas State for strangest (or dumbest) uniform-related penalty in college football this year.
TCU was penalized five yards by officials because two players were both wearing a No. 2 jersey, which is considered "illegal equipment."
This was a real thing that happened RT @DScottFritchen TCU called for illegal equipment on the field. Two guys were wearing the No. 2 jersey
— David Ubben (@davidubben) November 16, 2013
Both Boykin and Verrett wear No. 2 and were on the field for the punt. Huge penalty against TCU, allows KSU to go for it on 4th down.
— Stefan Stevenson (@FollowtheFrogs) November 16, 2013
Early in September, Arkansas State wore grey jerseys when they were supposed to be wearing a lighter color - they were playing Auburn, who wore navy - and were hit with a total of 28 yards in penalties for not wearing "contrasting colors."
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