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JugglingReferee Fri Jan 16, 2009 12:58pm
Super Bowl XLIII (43) Crew
 
Referee = Terry McAulay #77
Umpire = Roy Ellison #81 (Riveron)
Head Linesman =
Line Judge = Mark Perlman #9 (Leavy)
Side Judge =
Field Judge = Greg Gautreaux #80 (Steratore)
Back Judge =

Replay Official =
Video Operator =

Alternate Referee =
Alternate Umpire =
Alternate Wing =
Alternate Deep Wing =
Alternate Back Judge =

JugglingReferee Mon Jan 19, 2009 12:32pm
SUPER BOWL XLIII
Pittsburgh vs. Arizona
R- Terry McAulay #77
U- Roy Ellison #81
HL- Derick Bowers #74
LJ- Mark Perlman #9
FJ- Greg Gautreaux #80
SJ- Michael Banks #72
BJ- Keith Ferguson #61
ALT- Ron Winter #14
ALT- Darrell Jenkins #76
ALT- Darryll Lewis #130
ALT- Doug Rosenbaum #67
ALT- Billy Smith #2


PRO BOWL
AFC vs. NFC
R- Scott Green #19
U- Jim Quirk #5
HL- Paul Weidner #87
LJ- Gary Arthur #108
FJ- Boris Cheek #41
SJ- Rick Patterson #15
BJ- Bob Waggoner #25
ALT- Jeff Bergman #32

umpirebob71 Mon Jan 19, 2009 04:17pm
The umpire in the Pro Bowl game, Jim Quirk, is retiring after this season. Nice going away gift, a trip to Hawaii. Good for him.

PSU213 Mon Jan 19, 2009 04:30pm
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Originally Posted by JugglingReferee (Post 569401)
Alternate Referee =
Alternate Umpire =
Alternate Wing =
Alternate Deep Wing =
Alternate Back Judge =
At this point, why doesn't the NFL just go with an entire back up crew? (I guess I should say 'the National Football League' if I ever want to be an NFL employee).

As a side point, has an official ever had to be replaced during an NFL game (injury, illness, etc.)? Just curious

JugglingReferee Mon Jan 19, 2009 04:37pm
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Originally Posted by PSU213 (Post 570216)
At this point, why doesn't the NFL just go with an entire back up crew? (I guess I should say 'the National Football League' if I ever want to be an NFL employee).

As a side point, has an official ever had to be replaced during an NFL game (injury, illness, etc.)? Just curious
Alternates to the SB crew are paid either a full game fee, or a half-game fee, and a full game fee if they go into the game. Yes, only 2 more positions would be an entire crew, so why not pay the extra coin? Responsible spending perhaps.

In the AFC final, the HL was replaced near halftime: Carl Johnson replaced Ed Camp (HL) towards the end of the 1st half and remained in for the remainder of the game. Morelli scrambled to the opposite sideline to notify Johnson that Camp was apparently ill/injured after the Ravens touchdown. Immediately after the extra point, Camp gingerly walked off the field and Johnson replaced him. This crew on a very quick turn around without missing a blink. Johnson jumped right in and the game continued smoothly.

Texas Aggie Mon Jan 19, 2009 08:28pm
I can't see as needing more than 2 or possibly 3 alternates in any game. One ready to take over for the R, one possibly for the U, and the other for the wings and deep officials.

Bob M. Mon Jan 19, 2009 09:27pm
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Originally Posted by PSU213 (Post 570216)
...As a side point, has an official ever had to be replaced during an NFL game (injury, illness, etc.)? Just curious
REPLY: Just last evening, HL Ed Camp had to leave the Balt-Pitt AFC Championship game with a partial tear to his Achilles tendon. Alternate Carl Johnson replaced him for the second half. Curiously enough, Camp was an alternate on last year's NYG-NE Super Bowl, but didn't see any field time.

JugglingReferee Mon Jan 19, 2009 09:41pm
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Originally Posted by JugglingReferee (Post 570218)
AIn the AFC final, the HL was replaced near halftime: Carl Johnson replaced Ed Camp (HL) towards the end of the 1st half and remained in for the remainder of the game. Morelli scrambled to the opposite sideline to notify Johnson that Camp was apparently ill/injured after the Ravens touchdown. Immediately after the extra point, Camp gingerly walked off the field and Johnson replaced him. This crew on a very quick turn around without missing a blink. Johnson jumped right in and the game continued smoothly.
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Originally Posted by Bob M. (Post 570301)
REPLY: Just last evening, HL Ed Camp had to leave the Balt-Pitt AFC Championship game with a partial tear to his Achilles tendon. Alternate Carl Johnson replaced him for the second half. Curiously enough, Camp was an alternate on last year's NYG-NE Super Bowl, but didn't see any field time.
You don't say! :p

Bob M. Tue Jan 20, 2009 10:53am
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Originally Posted by JugglingReferee (Post 570306)
You don't say! :p
REPLY: JR...shows you I don't read as much as I should...:D I did speak to Ed who said it was a partial tear of the Achilles tendon.

LDUB Tue Jan 20, 2009 11:51pm
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Originally Posted by Texas Aggie (Post 570285)
I can't see as needing more than 2 or possibly 3 alternates in any game. One ready to take over for the R, one possibly for the U, and the other for the wings and deep officials.
So you want a guy who worked BJ all year to come in and work LJ in the Super Bowl? The NFL's system works great as the backup actually has worked at that position all season.

Ed Hickland Wed Jan 21, 2009 02:11pm
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Originally Posted by Texas Aggie (Post 570285)
I can't see as needing more than 2 or possibly 3 alternates in any game. One ready to take over for the R, one possibly for the U, and the other for the wings and deep officials.
Ancient history but former head of the referee department Jerry Seeman who at the time was an R replaced a wing official. Think it was Jerry after he took over the department increased the number of alternates.

JugglingReferee Wed Jan 21, 2009 02:21pm
What I find interesting is that the responsibilities of the FJ and SJ are virtually identical. I can't imagine what one would do that the other wouldn't, aside some once-a-game procedural differences.

If the second-highest rated FJ graded better than the highest graded SJ, why not use two FJs as the deep wings?

Bob M. Wed Jan 21, 2009 04:21pm
Quote:
Originally Posted by JugglingReferee (Post 570218)
...In the AFC final, the HL was replaced near halftime: Carl Johnson replaced Ed Camp (HL) towards the end of the 1st half and remained in for the remainder of the game. Morelli scrambled to the opposite sideline to notify Johnson that Camp was apparently ill/injured after the Ravens touchdown. Immediately after the extra point, Camp gingerly walked off the field and Johnson replaced him. This crew on a very quick turn around without missing a blink. Johnson jumped right in and the game continued smoothly.
REPLY: Update from Ed: Partial tear of Achilles...no surgery necessary...Rest...meds...6-8 weeks of physical therapy...and a Tom Dempsey boot...Dr. expects full recovery.

JugglingReferee Thu Jan 22, 2009 01:48pm
That's good news Bob. If the NFL guys are anything like me, the higher level they work, the more they don't want to leave unvoluntarily.

zm1283 Sun Feb 01, 2009 09:15pm
As usual, the NFL referees are terrible in the Super Bowl. The defensive holding on the Cardinals was flat terrible just now.

The personal foul for roughing the QB against Arizona that gave Pittsburgh the first down was horrible.

The personal foul for roughing the holder was a joke on the field goal.

They missed an obvious block in the back against Pittsburgh on the 100 yard return at the end of the first half.

It was the same way the last time the Steelers were in the Super Bowl.


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