Modified heads and a one position only able to use the back of the head amounts to accepted cheating.
All equipment should conform to the conventional universal scooping, carrying and throwing of the ball.
Scrums are a part of the game. If the F/O kid is too small to compete in a scrum; then he will not be the F/O. It is a physical contact game.
Current rules allow for perfected unorthodox cheating techniques that are otherwise illegal to use at another point in the game.
FO/GO has become a unique weapon that fails to fully demonstrate many a F/O players additional true lacrosse acumen (if they have them) and thus harbors the distinct "gunslinger" advantage. (Why come off the field if he is otherwise a complete offensive player?)
Lacrosse has conformity to equipment across the board, but for too long; the kitchen has become a laboratory where the best modified pinched head that undergoes no scrutiny can thus become an unfair advantage.
DO NOT SIGN THE PETITION. Let the players measure up with equal equipment and scrutinized face off techniques.
Those who cry foul to this are upset that their blatant form of cheating has come under review and will voice their opinions that changes are tantamount to heresy.
I say it's about time. | 
