[Husker] officials

[Mark Landin]

That's not former Husker LB Ed Stewart, is it?

On 11/23/10, Borer Steve CAA <Steve.Borer at connectseward.org> wrote:
> I also read the procedures before posting -- I hope you are correct!
> Although, as I said in my earlier post, nothing surprises me anymore!
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> On Nov 23, 2010, at 9:02 AM, Steve Reichenbach wrote:
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>> That would seem to be inconsistent with the established procedures,
>> leading me to believe the "word" is a rumor.
>>
>> http://www.big12sports.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=10410&ATCLID=204843089
>> [excerpt below]
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>> Also, last year, the officilas weren't anounced until just before
>> the game:
>>
>> http://espn.go.com/blog/big12/post/_/id/7868/officials-revealed-for-big-12-championship-game
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>> "Game Officials
>> It's the Big 12 Championship Game, but it's also an all-star
>> officiating crew. A season-long process that starts to gain steam in
>> November is the selection of the best officials that work Big 12
>> games.  The best referee, umpire, linesman, line judge, side judge,
>> field judge, back judge and replay official are selected.
>>
>> The job of choosing the officials falls to Big 12 Coordinator of
>> Football Officials Walt Anderson. He evaluates each week during the
>> season and as the year winds down, starts to narrow the candidates.
>> The
>> officiating crew for the championship game is finalized in the week
>> prior, with the approval of Big 12 Commissioner Dan Beebe and
>> Assistant
>> Commissioner Ed Stewart.
>>
>> The officials arrive on site two days before the game to start their
>> preparations. They review officiating points of emphasis and discuss
>> any unique aspects regarding the style of play of the two teams in the
>> contest.
>>
>> The officiating crew is housed at a hotel separate from the teams and
>> the media. On the day of the game, they are transported to and from
>> the
>> stadium. At the venue, the officiating crew has a police/security
>> escort. Typically, they arrive four to five hours before kickoff and
>> do
>> a walk-through on the field, test the communication system with the
>> replay booth and the referee microphone that is hooked up to the
>> public
>> address system.
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