Meade County High School baseball player told to cut his mullet
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We have a mullet controversy in Meade County, my friends.
According to WLKY, a Meade County High School baseball player has been told to cut his mullet or he won’t be allowed to play. Mark Martin, superintendent of the Meade County school system, released a statement saying that the student’s hairstyle is in violation of team rules.
“The written rules for the Meade County baseball team during the season state that the players’ hair will be above the ears and no long hair on the neck.”
According to WLKY, the student was told he has until March 29 to cut the mullet or he’ll be forced to sit on the bench for the season.
How much would you sacrifice for a Kentucky waterfall?
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