Like I said, they're worried about reffing in the Super Bowl.
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No word how all of this might affect the reffing gig.
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"Just for the summer," Jenner captioned the post, reffing to the pricey vehicles' new hue.
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"So it's my first time reffing by myself, and I'm all nervous," Mr. Salazar recalled.
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He's supposed to be here, but messed up his reffing schedule and wasn't sure if he would make it.
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"When I was reffing the behaviour was perfect, nobody questioned a thing, as you would probably expect," he said.
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He'd previously quit reffing in May, in the wake of coming out, when he became somewhat famous and fans began verbally abusing him.
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"REFFING UNBELIEVABLE," blared Monday's New Orleans Times-Picayune, over a photo of the glaringly obvious pass-interference call missed by Bill Vinovich's officiating crew.
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"I was on the Canadian National Team for golf for three seasons while reffing in the OHL, which is the Major Junior League back home," Rank explains.
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All that time reffing bouts, it pained Cortez when he noticed pugs making mistakes—say, circling the wrong way—because it wasn't his place to correct them.
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Promoter Damon Feldman tells TMZ Sports he struck a deal with Gooden ... who will be inside the ring reffing Saturday night at the Showboat Casino in Atlantic City.
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"As the head of the S.E.C., you've got to get back into reffing the game properly and end the demonization of Wall Street," Mr. Scaramucci said in an interview last week before his appointment to Mr. Trump's transition team.
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During a scrimmage against his teammates he (clearly) fouled fellow Canadian wunderkind TJ Barrett, then stiffened up, bounced off the ground with four straight limbs like a cartoon, and came excruciatingly close to yelling at the assistant who was reffing.
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Instead of working 403 to 60 hours a week at "survival jobs," like many of my art school friends, I was working 20 to 30 hours a week, which included reffing for an adult sports league, "matchmaking" for a dating company, typing payroll for a law firm, and coordinating for a youth tennis league.
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The first match he officiated was between Kawasaki Frontale and Beijing Guoan. On 15 January 2014, Mozaffarizadeh announced that he will be retired as a football referee after he reffing in Tehran derby match between Persepolis and Esteghlal, that was held on 17 January 2014.
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In 1977, Rigas became an international referee, and throughout his career, he refereed 23 title games. Highlights of his reffing career are the 1984 Summer Olympic Games final, the 1986 FIBA World Championship title game, the 1992 Summer Olympic Games women's final, four EuroLeague Finals (1984, 1985, 1986, 1991), and 4 Korać Cup title games. Later, he was named the EuroLeague's director of referees.
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He was once again the referee for the Hazfi Cup Final played between Zob Ahan and Rah Ahan. During the 2009/10 season he was selected as the referee for Iran's and Asia's biggest Derby played between Persepolis and Esteghlal thus making him the second Iranian referee to officiate this game in nearly 15 years. He also started reffing in the 2010 AFC Champions League.
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Tommy Núñez is the founder of the Tommy Núñez foundation and a former NBA referee. He is the father of former NBA referee Tommy Núñez, Jr. He was born on September 10, 1938 in Santa Maria, California. In 1972 he was hired by the NBA and became the first Hispanic to referee in any major sport. After 30 years of reffing in the NBA, Tommy retired in 2002.
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Chris Chase of USA Today wrote that "three highly trained officials, deemed good enough to be reffing in the biggest game of the year, disagreed with all three CBS analysts, all of Twitter and every American watching". Sam Cooper of Yahoo! Sports was perplexed by the officials explanation of the call that "they just couldn't see anything." NCAA's head of officiating, John Adams, later stated that the officials never saw the conclusive angle and got the call wrong as a result.
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