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Retired High School Numbers

Should High School numbers be retired? 32 members have voted

  1. 1. Should High School numbers be retired?

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Are their any schools with High School numbers that have been permantly retired? Meaning they can never be worn again? Also what is your opinion on high school numbers being retired?

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Scott retired Jake Ohmer’s number last year.

JP Blevins number should be retired at Metcalfe IMO

Retire the jersey not the number.

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We talking strictly basketball?

Yes. Mostly because there are only 38 basketball numbers you can wear, while there are 101 football/baseball numbers.

Yes. Mostly because there are only 32 basketball numbers you can wear, while there are 101 football/baseball numbers.

 

How long has the number restriction been in effect?

Yes. Mostly because there are only 38 basketball numbers you can wear, while there are 101 football/baseball numbers.

 

38?

 

I’m coming up with 37.

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0 and 00. 1-5, 10-15, 20-25, 30-35, 40-45, 50-55. Should numbers in high school be retired?

0 and 00. 1-5, 10-15, 20-25, 30-35, 40-45, 50-55. Should numbers in high school be retired?

 

That’s 37

Why can't someone wear 6-9?

Or 16-19. I don't understand why they can't.

Guess you can tell Mrs. McGee isn't head of the Math Department at BCHS anymore.:)

 

I loved Mrs. McGee!

I loved Mrs. McGee!

 

Me, too. I didn't have her for Math but she was good friends with my older sister and she would spend nights at our house. The boys both had her and it really mattered that she prepared them well for their careers. She's doing really well and works with a group of ladies each week organizing some of the oldest court records in Kentucky. Sorry, didn't mean to hijack the thread. Mrs. McGee was worth it.

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