New Official....well kinda

[newmdref]

While in college I played football and baseball and in my spare time, when permitted, officiated football at the Varsity, JV, youth and flag levels but gave up officiating after graduation once it was time for "Real Life" to begin. Now at the age of 37 and my life finally settling down a bit I want to get back into officiating. I have already contacted my local Assn. here in Maryland and have the ball rolling in that respect but I would like to speed up the learning curve, at least on the off field side of my education. Can you guys offer any guildance or resourses I should look into to help with my progression. Thanks in advance for your help, John.

[Johnny Cakes]

Hey, I just asked this last week and got some good answers. Check out this thread:

Best book besides rule book for learning rules

[newmdref]

JC thanks for the reply and I will check out the replies to your Q

[daggo66]

Originally Posted by newmdref

While in college I played football and baseball and in my spare time, when permitted, officiated football at the Varsity, JV, youth and flag levels but gave up officiating after graduation once it was time for "Real Life" to begin. Now at the age of 37 and my life finally settling down a bit I want to get back into officiating. I have already contacted my local Assn. here in Maryland and have the ball rolling in that respect but I would like to speed up the learning curve, at least on the off field side of my education. Can you guys offer any guildance or resourses I should look into to help with my progression. Thanks in advance for your help, John.

John please contact me. I am also in MD. Which association are you in contact with?

Tom

[newmdref]

Tom sent you a PM in ref. to your questions