tvarg wrote:Safebyahare wrote:Zoom into June is near,,,,,,alot of great teams will be here.
If you think you can buy a Heybucket t-shirt ,,,well you can,,but you better pm Uno to RSVP your shirt size.
Heybucket shirt day in Colorado Friday July 5th is getting near.
The Scouts like parents that know, and care,,,,and a Heybucket shirt says just that.
Wear a shirt your wife hasn't picked out for you,,,an American made one.
Represent the whole sport, let's make it happen. One day.
Beats the hell out of snack bar duty.

is this guy serious some people have to much time on their hands
tvarg:
To answer your question, Yes I am serious, Now for the why,,and reason.
This web site is about promoting the sport as a WHOLE, not just one group,region, organization, or level, but from beginner to and through the college level. Every aspect of the game is covered by Heybucket. This is a good thing.
This web site is also educational, from rule definition to which product is best suited for a player, and how to best go through the process of getting into college.
So to keep a valuable tool like this sharpened, it needs to continue to improve, by bringing in new viewers and partisapation, to have different perspectives and analysis.
Now to shirt day:
It is simplistic, with a minimum effort.
1. You are going to have to wear a shirt. Regardless if it is a Heybucket shirt.
2.A $10. American made quality shirt is truly a fair market price.
3. The shirt is not bias, it can be worn at any organization,HS, so should your dd switch teams, or change levels, the shirt is still good.
4. To promote a site that benefits not just you but the sport as a whole is a good thing.
Now to make something like this to happen, some people need to be motivated.
Friday July 5th seemed to be the optimum day to do such a thing. Many teams from all over the country will be in Colorado that day. From the Boulder Independence to Aurora Fireworks/Sparkler, not to mention all the college scouts .
So I am asking,,, I need your help,,,,are you in? It might just turn out to be pretty cool.