== == The home team in football gets to choose whether they wear light or dark colors depending on the weather; if it's cold out then the home team will usually wear dark colors to soak up heat and sunlight. Light colors reflect sunlight so the home team will wear light colors when it is hot outside. Basketball teams don't have the choice so they wear light colors at home and dark colors when they are away. Sometimes, the visiting basketball teams will wear light jerseys. It all depends on what the home team wants to wear. There will also be times when the home team will wear retro jerseys and the away team will wear colored jerseys, so no team has light jerseys.
They usaually wear their light jerseys since they are the home team!
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Well, if the reason is the same as the jersey situation for hockey, I know that the teams would wear dark jerseys while they were away because they didn't always have laundry facilities available to them when they were on a road trip. Since dirt shows up less on dark jerseys, a dark jersey would "last" a lot longer than a light one would.
Per MSHSL (Minnnesota State High School League ) rules modification, the home team wears the dark colored jersey and visiting team wears light, this modification was brought on as an exemption to the the NFHSA (National Federation of High School Associations) in which the home team wears light and visiting team wears dark. If a Minnesota team plays out of state, and out of sanction by MSHSL rules, NFHSA rules would likely apply.
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The home jersey is usually dark and the away jersey is usually light. At least with football and basketball, those are the rules of thumb.
Home team wears their dark jerseys, away team wears light color or white jerseys.
No. Jerseys can range from light fawn to almost black.
If you took a round object liken unto a basketball and sat in a dark room, would the basketball give out light. correct. the answer is no. If you took the same basketball and sat in a room and held a flashlight under the basketball, would the basketball give out light on the other side. correct. the answer is no. now, if you took the flashlight and held it above the basketball approxmiately 6 inches above, does the basketball now have light. and the farther away you hold the flashlight above the basketball the more light will shine upon the flashlight. Question. Where did the flashlight get its light from. correct. the flashlight. the moon gets it light from the sun. The moon reflects the light that is provided from the sun and the basketball reflects the light that is provided from the flashlight.
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Yes. The electric light bulb was invented in 1879 and basketball was invented in 1891.
It bounces off (is reflected) by the surface of the basketball. If some of the reflected light reaches your retina then you will see the ball.