Instant Replay at 2024 TBFOC East and West-El Paso
This will be our 7th year offering Replay Training at East. For West-El Paso, 2024 will be the 2nd year that Replay is offered. We have already secured the location.
We expect that our Instant Replay Training will be as beneficial to you as the other components of the TBFOC. The Replay Breakout is for anyone interested in taking their football officiating skills and knowledge to the replay booth. Replay equipment will be available in the breakouts. You’ll cover rules, philosophies and mechanics as you have the opportunity to work real game situations. Registration for the 2024 TBFOC-East is scheduled to open on Saturday, July 1, 2023. Registration for the 2024 TBFOC-West is scheduled to open on November 1, 2023.
2024 TBFOC University
The Registration for the 2023 TBFOC University Classes is open. Here’s more info:
- Class 101 – Intro to Football Officiating – Postponed
- Class 201 – Intro to College Officiating – Email Jonah Monroe (moc.l1695805955iamg@1695805955eorno1695805955M.han1695805955oJ1695805955) to confirm your spot in the class. The first 201 Class is scheduled for Saturday, February 3, 2024, 9am EDT. Zoom is allowed for those officials that are not local to the Baltimore area.
- Class 301 – Advanced Officiating Philosophies and Mechanics – Email Byron Adams (moc.l1695805955iamg@16958059556091s1695805955madas1695805955b1695805955) for more information. The first 301 Class is scheduled for Saturday, February 10, 2024, 9am EDT. Zoom is allowed for those officials that are not located in the DMV.
TBFOC Recap Video
The 7th Annual TBFOC was an awesome experience! Check out this video showing all the action! Continued
Game Administration
by Terry McAulay, NFL Referee and AAC Coordinator of Officials
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Road to Success
by Keith Washington, NFL Side Judge
Are You an Excellent Official?
by Reggie Smith, Big 12 Referee
1000 Little Things
by Tod Reese, AAC Line Judge
The Business of Officiating
by Jim Duke, NFL Associate Supervisor of Officials
Fine Tuning Your Officiating Health and Hygiene
by Jim Duke, NFL Associate Supervisor of Officials
10 Commandments of Game Control
by Jim Duke, NFL Associate Supervisor of Officials
Officiating Applications
Follow these links for applications to join Collegiate Conferences and Associations: Continued
Philosophies of Holding
by Jim Duke, NFL Associate Supervisor of Officials
Pass Interference (Defensive and Offensive)
by Dyrol Prioleau, NFL Field Judge
Officiating Philosophies
15 Foods that Burn Belly Fat
Take a look at these 15 foods that can actually help to reduce that stubborn belly fat: Continued
7-Man Mechanics
Health Chart
Check out the Benefits of Certain Foods: Continued
Kickoff Mechanics
Resistance vs. Cardio Training
by Deron Tross
“What should I be doing???”
The majority of people who start a workout plan for the first time think that to tone, firm, and lose weight all they need to do is cardio. Let’s face it, everyone walks. But are we all in shape? Continued
Reviewable Plays
by Tod Reese, AAC Line Judge
Core Performance Training Program
by Frank Lupin, Jr.
Presented at the 2011 LVCFOC Continued
Coaches Meeting
by Tod Reese, AAC Line Judge
Heat/Humidity vs. Fluids/Electrolytes
by Charles Lamertina
Stretch Techniques
by Deron Tross
Want to get the most out of your stretch session? Try these techniques: Continued
NCAA 2018 Rules Help
by Adrian Hill, NFL Field Judge (as of 07/01/2018)
Preparation
Are you ready?
Professionalism
10 Second Runoff Scenarios
To Runoff or not Runoff… Continued
Simple Diet Meal Plan
by Deron Tross
Follow this simple meal plan and watch the pounds melt away… Continued
Pre-Game Notes
Game and Play Clock Status
by Tod Reese, AAC Line Judge (Updated by Stu Hindman, as of 07/11/2023)
Season-Saving Workout Routine
by Deron Tross
You are having one of your best officiating seasons in your career and all of a sudden it happens. You strain a muscle in your leg or back, tweak your knee, or simply “hit the wall. And struggle finishing games with enough energy to call plays correctly. Many of you have unfortunately, experienced that type of setback at one time or another during your career. Continued