Nov. 09--Half-time dancers know that a big part of the show's Prom Dresses value banks on their sex appeal. So, it was interesting to see this report in The Chattanoogan: Two members of the UTC Sugar Mocs were directed to sit out at the homecoming football game versus Georgia Southern on Oct. 16 because they objected to wearing skimpy shorts, the UTC Echo reported. The student newspaper said Jennifer Cardwell of Friendsville, Tn., and Shawna O'Neal Gorgeous Strapless Beaded Long Prom Dress Cedar Hill, Tn., felt the new shorts were too skimpy and wanted to wear flesh-colored tights.

Coach Ashli Skiles told them they would have to dance without the tights or sit out, the Echo said. The shorts in questions allegedly ride up during the routine, exposing an uncomfortable amount of skin, Green A-line Strapless Prom Dress to one dancer. Maybe the coach was worried that allowing the two girls to wear flesh-toned tights would lead to a desexification of the team? Maybe they were concerned that a lack of butt cleavage would drive away too many fans? Do the college students who participate on these teams have a right to speak up, without being punished, when they believe the uniform crosses the line? These aren't professional NFL cheerleaders, after all.

Whatever the (lack of) reasoning, the school looks a little focused on their students assets rather than their minds."When you come home, you expect some big plays," coach Lovie Smith said of Idonije. "Being Green Empire Full-length Formal Dress only Canadian guy on our team, a lot of fans for him were here, (and) you want to see him do something to help your team win -- not just in a role, being gray and blending in -- but standing out. "He's made a lot of big plays like that in his time in Chicago, but it was good to see him do it here in Canada."