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said he was “100 percent in favor” of the players wearing their jerseys.

“That jersey means everything to a football player,” Pullin said. “They’d lose their right arm before they’d lose their jersey.”

Almond said the new rules were spelled out in all the meetings before school and that he wanted to upgrade things around RCHS.

According to Liberty Athletic Director Jerry Carter, rising costs of uniforms (jerseys alone can be as much as $85) is the main factor at his school.

“No students are allowed to wear school-owned uniform paraphernalia to class. Our athletes wear ties on game days,” Carter said. “Our sideline cheerleaders can wear their sweats to promote team spirit and let everyone know there is a game.”

“Different schools do things differently,” Almond said. “A lot of them do it one way or another. At many schools on game day the kids dress up and wear ties and it’s seen as nothing out of the ordinary.

“The (Rappahannock) prin

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