Big 12 Referee Tuta Salaam joins us in this final conversation of Season 4.  He shares some great stories about his journey to the Big 12, including some mistakes along the way.   Tuta&apos;s passion for college football officiating is apparent.Quote of the Week“You can learn new things at any time in your life if you’re willing to be a beginner. If you actually learn to like being a beginner, the whole world opens up to you.” – Barbara ShurFight Song&apos;s - Tennessee and LSUSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/rule11)

Rule 11 Podcast: College Football Officiating Conversations

Conversation 103: Big 12 Referee Tuta Salaam

Tyler and Dwayne review questions that we got incorrect from the 2021 CFO National Test.    We share our thought process and discuss why we got the questions wrong.Quote of the Week"If you want light to come into your life, you need to stand where it is shining" -UnknownMentioned on the Show2021 CFO  ExamUnderstanding 12-3-6CFO Test References (from Luke Karnas) Disqualfied and Ejected Player Interpretation (see play 3) - (Dann Schwinger)Fight Song - Notre DameSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/rule11)

Conversation 102: 2021 CFO Test Questions

Tyler and Dwayne review questions that we got incorrect from the 2021 CFO National Test.    We share our thought process and discuss why we got the questions wrong.Quote of the Week"If you want light to come into your life, you need to stand where it is shining" -UnknownFight Song - Notre DameSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/rule11)

Brothers Dale & Ben Keller are D1 line of scrimmage officials, working in the Pac-12 and BigSky respectively. In this conversation, they join us to discuss the family’s “other” business. We talk about how they both got started in officiating by helping their step-father, long time HS crew chief Carl Gertz, during games. We also get into their preparation and of course we get into some line of scrimmage discussion.Quote of the Week(Sent from listener)"The purpose of life is to find your gift.  The meaning of life is to give it away."  Tom Dalonzo-Baker, MPT  (another fellow Physical Therapist) Fight Song - MichiganSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/rule11)

Conversation 101: The Kellers

In this milestone episode, Tyree Walton (Big 12) and Jeff Hutcheon (Pac-12) takeover the podcast and turn the tables on Tyler and Dwayne.   The hosts become the guests.  Listen in as we look back on the first 99 episodes, take the Rule 11 challenge and share some anecdotes.Fight Song - AuburnSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/rule11)

Conversation 100: The Takeover

Guess who&apos;s back?  Big XII Field Judge Matt Mills joins us again to break down rules pertaining to Extra periods.    Quote of the Week"The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall." -Nelson MandelaFight Song - Northern ArizonaSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/rule11)

Conversation 99: Bring on the Extra Periods

Officials come from all walks of life.  It is important that we respect everyone within our ranks.  Today we discuss inclusion with our guest, friend and fellow football official Cyd Zeigler.  Listen to Cyd&apos;s positive experiences within the officiating community; further evidence that we&apos;re all in this together.Cyd is co-founder of Outsports.com. He has contributed to the Huffington Post, Out magazine, Playboy and The Advocate and appeared on CNN, ESPN and in Sports Illustrated and the New York Times.Quote of the WeekSuccess is no accident. It is hard work, perseverance, learning, studying, sacrifice and most of all, love of what you are doing or learning to do. ~ Pele, Brazilian soccer playerFight Song - Auburn Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/rule11)

Conversation 98: Inclusion in Officiating with Cyd Zeigler

Four contestants join us to take the Rule 11 Challenge.   Each contestant will work through a play scenario and attempt to come up with the correct results.  Its a great opportunity for all of us to review some confusing rules.  Thank you to our four contestants, Guilherme, Tremain, Kevin and Taylor, for being good sports.Quote of the Week- Pleasure in the job puts perfection in the work. - AristotlePlay Scenarios from the show1.  A 4/9 @ 50, A9 punts, the kick bounces at the B-20 and hits A1 in the back of the leg at the B-16. B1 recovers the kick at the B-10 and runs to the B-30 where he fumbles. A2 scoops and scores following B1’s fumble.  Scenario A. B3 holds during the kick at the B-35 Scenario B. B3 blocks in the back at the B-24 during B1’s runScenario C. B3 holds during A2’s run at the B-202. A 4/8 @ 50, A6 punts, B1 signals for a fair catch at the B-15. B1 let’s the ball go over his head. As the ball is over B’s GL A1 bats the ball back into the field of play. B2 then picks up the ball at the B-4 and returns the ball to the B-16 where he is tackled. Scenario A. B1 blocks A2 @ the B-18 during the kickScenario B. A1 went OOB during the kick play to avoid B23. A 2/8 B-34. A7&apos;s pass is intercepted at the B-3 by B20. His original momentum carries him into his EZ. A80 tackles B20 in the EZ by grabbing and twisting his face mask. B20 stands up and spins the ball on the ground next to A80. Scenario B:  A80 grabs and twists B20&apos;s facemask causing him to fumble the ball into the field of play.  A55 recovers at the B-4 4. A Try B-3. A9 throws a pass that is intercepted in the end zone by B0.  B0 is about to be tackled in the endzone when he pitches the ball to B22 who is standing at the B-1.  B22 runs the ball across A&apos;s goal line. During the return, B55 blocks A66 below the waist at the 50 yard line.Scenario B: B55 commits an illegal blindside block against A66 at the 50 yd and then stands over him pounding his chest.  All of this action occurs with the ball carrier at the A-20.Fight Songs - Michigan, Illinois, Penn State, Ohio StateSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/rule11)

Conversation 97: The Rule 11 Challenge

There are various rules regarding touching of the football by a player.  Kick or pass, intentional or unintentional...and more.  It is crucial to understand the consequences of touching the football in these various situations.  Tyler and Dwayne review these rules in this conversation.Quote of the WeekSuccess consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm.- Winston ChurchillFight Song - IdahoSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/rule11)

Conversation 96: Touching of the football

An opportunity to stay engaged with college football officiating. Two college football officials discuss NCAA rules, mechanics and other topics related to college football officiating. Experienced guests will provide officiating tips and information that will help you grow in your officiating career.

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Rule 11 Podcast: College Football Officiating Conversations

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