Study Material

[SoIndRef]

What are some websites or study materials that you all use to keep learning about rules, mechanics, and situations.  

I know the Redding books are amazing, but what else is out there?  

[Bobref]

You can’t beat the Redding Study Guide for rules. As far as mechanics, the Referee Training Center has lots of great materials, the best of which, IMO, is Best Practices Of Officiating for High School Football DVD by Bill Lemmonier. Go to https://store.referee.com/football. Your NASO membership gets you a 20% discount.

[bucksfan]

The NHSF App has free quizzes and $6.99 you can add the rule book online to click the link look up the rule that applies.

 

[JustRules]

Several great options out there.

Tim Keifer and Bill LeMonnier host a weekly study group at https://mibtonline.com/

This forum discusses rules and plays: http://www.refstripes.com/forum/index.php

This one as well but it's not very active: https://forum.officiating.com/football/

[Moshiner1345]

On 8/17/2019 at 9:52 AM, JustRules said:

Several great options out there.

Tim Keifer and Bill LeMonnier host a weekly study group at https://mibtonline.com/

This forum discusses rules and plays: http://www.refstripes.com/forum/index.php

This one as well but it's not very active: https://forum.officiating.com/football/

I'll add one more, it's published by our neighbors in OHIO, but they post weekly quizzes and also weekly bulletins that discuss plays from the previous weeks. 

https://ohsaafb.com/

It's too bad Indiana doesn't have something like this 😞

Some really good content and presentations to learn and get better.