Becoming a referee?

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If someone wants to become a referee specifically in American football, how would he start going about it? Is there something like a school he needs to attend and graduate before being passed to become and how long does that training process last?
 
Becoming a referee is not like plug and play😅. You need training, but your experience matters most. Start from grassroots matches first, learn the pressure because a small mistake can cause a serious argument on the pitch.
 
To be very honest, I wouldn't want to become a referee because they suffer too much more than any player in the game. They have the best cardio in the game because they will keep running until full time.
 
I couldn’t handle being a referee, but if I ever did, I’d probably be like Shoresy from the Shoresy.

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To be very honest, I wouldn't want to become a referee because they suffer too much more than any player in the game. They have the best cardio in the game because they will keep running until full time.
You're right. I've seen a ref get injured with cramps officiating a UEFA Champions League game. He couldn't continue as another ref had to change him mid game.
 

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