If anyone out there has information on how to apply or inquire about becoming an official for the Arena Football League 2, please let me know.
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arenafootball2 address
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20 North Wacker Drive, Suite 1231 Chicago, IL 60606 ATTN: Mike Durst email is: [email protected] [Edited by Husker Ref on Nov 19th, 2003 at 08:22 AM] |
I'd contact the NFL as well. The usually assign a good number of official to this league with the intent of helping them along.
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nfl?
Anyone know the best way to reach the NFL officials people? These officials/referee websites are AWFUL about that stuff. You'd think they'd have lists of all the contacts here.
In fact, just catching on with a local association is no easy task. It's almost harder to find out how to become an official than anything else. |
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280 Park Ave. New York, NY 10022-0121 212-450-2000 |
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The football officials camps at the University of Nevada Reno and UCLA always have supervisors from the Arena Football League (AFL) and the NFL explain the recruitment process. The AFL is basically a minor league for football officials to use to progress to the NFL. Mike Pereira spoke at last years camp in Reno. Attending one of these camps (or one of the others around the nation) are excellent opportunities to meet NFL, D1, AFL officials and supervisors and to learn what it takes to progress to that level.
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camps?
Anyone know the best way to get in touch with these camps and possible attend? I'm such a rookie to these things, so pardon the endless stream of neophyte questions.
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http://www.refereecamp.ucla.edu/ |
UCLA CAMP
Can anyone attend even a newbie? Whats your thoughts to one attending?
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The big plus for me was working with players and officials way above any level I will never attain. Kind of like a Fantasy Officials Camp for old guys. So my thoughts are to GO FOR IT! [Edited by James Neil on Feb 22nd, 2004 at 04:09 PM] |
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