101.   The players are wearing cowboy hats.

102.   The players wear no pads, and few wear helmets.

103.   The players will not wear commemorative patches on their jerseys or helmets.

104.   The offense staggered from the first quarter on, as if the players were wearing heavy mittens and overcoats.

105.   The products players wear and use during the Super Bowl, for example, are strictly regulated by agreements struck by the National Football League and other parties.

106.   The players might wear the uniforms of your favorite team, but in reality they are closer to the World League than the NFL.

107.   The players wore football uniforms, not dog collars or chains.

108.   The Stars and Red Wings clearly did that last night as many players wore ice bags while they slogged around the locker room after the game.

109.   The term goes back several decades, originating from an actual cap the players would wear, a different one for each international game.

110.   The women pole vaulters, for instance, attracted catcalls for their two-piece outfits during competition that looked more like what the beach volleyball players wear.