back judge

With the back judge, he rules whether field goal attempts are successful.

First, why didn't Green, the back judge, notice the interference?

"I've really enjoyed it," said Harrison, who will work primarily as a back judge.

From his position as back judge, Burk was the first of the officials to signal a touchdown.

The back judge, however, ruled that Grace caught the ball in front of the goal line and placed it on the 1.

It adds the back judge to the four-official system.

The field judge was added in 1929 and the back judge in 1947.

She was once described as having a voice, when angry, "that could bring back Judge Crater."

Shockey had to run around the back judge, and the pass was incomplete.

Usually, the back judge is responsible for interference.

He worked as a back judge, side judge, and referee wearing uniform number 28.

He was a back judge in the NFL from 1983 through 1988, wearing number 21.

A fifth official, the Back Judge, is added to the officiating crew.

In high school (five-man crews), the back judge is the official timekeeper of the game.

He started as a back judge, then switched to field judge after the league swapped position names in 1998.

What is the back judge doing?

This two-year delay, however, seriously set back Judge Starr's efforts.

A six-official system uses the seven-official system, without the back judge.

But Roy Clymer, the back judge, did not make a call.

And two additional game officials, the back judge and the field judge, will be present for the toss along with the referee.

In many football games, the play clock is managed by the back judge who is positioned behind the defense and faces the quarterback.

Allen came over the back of Wilson, and two officials waved it an incomplete pass, but the back judge threw his flag.

"I did not see it," said Tim Millis, the back judge.

That total, combined with the 40 Republicans who have pledged to back Judge Thomas, would give him 52 votes.