Oklahoma kindergartener forced to turn Michigan shirt inside out
By Tom Fornelli | College Football Writer  Here's an early
candidate for the most ridiculous story you'll hear about all
day.  A five-year old in Oklahoma was forced to turn his
Michigan t-shirt inside out when attending his kindergarten
class. Yes, you read that right. It seems that according to the
dress code for public schools in Oklahoma City, the only college
apparel students are allowed to wear are Oklahoma or Oklahoma
State gear.   Now, the reason only Oklahoma or Oklahoma State
apparel is allowed has nothing to do with homerism, or even
rivalries -- though if you're Tulsa right now you're wondering
how you can break into this Oklahoma City monopoly -- but is
related to gangs.  "This has presented an opportunity to review
the current OKCPS District Dress Code Policy that has been in
place since 2005," said OKCPS superintendent Karl Springer in a
statement. "It states that clothing bearing names or emblems of
all professional and collegia