How can I become a referee for college football?

Answer by  Bob8478 (1040)

You must firest referee at the highschool and division three collegiate level. This usually takes years and requires hard work and dedication. It is recommended that you attend seminars and classes on the rules and regulations of the game of football with regards to the collegiate level. You must also network.

Answer by  choctaw (361)

Find a football officials association they train you on specifics. You will begin to work varsity games after 2-3 years. After 4-5 years of varsity, you will begin to work junior college games then in 2-3 years you can move up to the division levels in college.

Answer by  Lbsurfer (17)

In order to become a college football referee, one must work his way up through the ranks. The best way to do this is to start as a referee for the local youth football league. As you progress, you can then move up to high school and then college.

Answer by  Liz59 (10966)

Well if you want to become a referee for college football, you need some major training and experience in the field.

Answer by  Liz59 (10966)

Well, you need to be trained to become a referee. Then, you must gain experience and make yourself visible. Pitch yourself to the official organizers and you may have a strong chance.

Answer by  Trillium (102)

To be a college referee in football you will have to take courses leading to certification as a referee, the courses include at home study, practical exams,and on field evaluations.

Answer by  Anonymous

If you have to ask, you don't.