can i use youth shoulder pads in a high school football game?
[2010-08-17 07:14:55]

Q: this up coming season will be my 4th season of football, but my 2nd season in high school. last year my shoulder pads were way too big for me, so i assume there going to be way too big for me this year as well. i am 5' 1'' and weigh 105 pounds so the

A: Legally the only requirement is that you use shoulder pads and that they are not altered.

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