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From what I've seen here, it's pretty much left up to the official's discretion. Some get injured, some get ticked off based on the assignments they begin to receive, a few just figure out they've done it long enough.
2012 was my 14th varsity season, 19th overall. I would like to achieve 25 years as a varsity official but that will put me at age 61. My main WH is 68. Two years ago he detached a quad at U in a college game and is due for a hip replacement this spring. I hope I can hold up as long but who knows? The one thing I have noticed is some guys will ramble on about it for two or three years before they pull the trigger. |
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You should start this conversation with your crew chief, unless that is you. Then turn to your assignment chairmen- if your crew chief is comfortable with it. Ask them to be frank, and be prepared to hear their frankness.
It is good that you are asking the questions now. Good luck and I hope you get to retire on your own terms! |
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