Entertainment & Sports
Sep. 28, 2006
Firing a One-Eyed Referee Can Cost More Than 15 Yards
FOCUS COLUMN - Justice should be blind, but what about NCAA football referees? Some fans might believe that blindness is a prerequisite to refereeing college football.
Focus Column
By John Lattin
Justice should be blind, but what about NCAA football referees? Some fans might believe that blindness is a prerequisite to refereeing college football. But that is not the case in the Big Ten athletic conference On that playing field, partial blindness is grounds for termination, as evidenced by the case of James Filson, a one-eyed football referee who ...
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