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Would you be an NFL replacement ref?

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Does he have aspirations to be a pro ref one day? Or maybe an upper level D-1 ref?

 

I can't speak for this guy, but most do not. A lot of the HS refs just do it as a side job... you show up an hour before kickoff and do your thing. These NFL guys it is a 2-3 day ordeal.

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Most of the NCAA conferences told their refs if you leave don't come back. That is why you see so many from the lesser leagues, etc.

 

On Mike & Mike yesterday mornign they didn't make it seem that way. They made it seem like the "replacement officials" knew that there wasn't a long term deal in it for them, so they didn't waste their time. Maybe they just didn't elaborate and it was really the BCS conferences putting their foot down as you said.

I can't speak for this guy, but most do not. A lot of the HS refs just do it as a side job... you show up an hour before kickoff and do your thing. These NFL guys it is a 2-3 day ordeal.

 

One of the guys I sat next to at a Bengals preseason game, good friends with my dad, said that his son in-law was an official (not replacement). Said they had a curfew of 6pm the night before a game.

One of the guys I sat next to at a Bengals preseason game, good friends with my dad, said that his son in-law was an official (not replacement). Said they had a curfew of 6pm the night before a game.

 

I believe they have to get up there 24+ hours in advance to go over film, rules, etc.

No way I would do it. Some things are just not worth the grief. Besides, anything that prolongs this agony is not good.

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