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Marksman, starter, timekeeper, track judge, field judge.
In the NFL, that is the Line Judge.
The Ref is the head official and has final say on rulings. The Umpire stands behind the defense, watching the defensive line for illegal holds or other infractions. The Head Linesman stands to one end of the line of scrimmage, watching for possible offsides or other "neutral zone" infractions. The Line Judge stands on the other end of the line of scrimmage, and assists the Head Linesman with watching for offsides or other "neutral zone" infractions. The Field Judge stands downfield behind the defensive secondary, along the same side as the Line Judge. He watches for pass interference, illegal blocks, and incomplete passes. He sometimes serves as backup timekeeper, and also rules on field goals along with the Side Judge. Side Judge is the same as the Field Judge, but works the other side of the field, and is responsible for the game clock and play clock. The Back Judge stands behind the defense and is responsible for delay of game penalties and also illegal holds, blocks, or other penalties, and is the official timekeeper.
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- There are 22 players on the field, 11 from each team. - There are 7 officials on the field (i). Referee (ii). Umpire (iii). Head linesman (iv). Line judge (v). Field judge (vi). Side judge (vii). Back judge. Source: coachtube.com/courses/football
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an official who enforces the rules at a football game or a track and field meet
Field Judge
Yes instead of a referee as in football it is called an umpire and a timekeeper plus scorer.
There are seven on field officials in an American football game: referee, umpire, head linesman, line judge, side judge, field judge, back judge. Click on the 'NFL Officials' link on this page to read about the duties that each official has during a game.
if you want to enter your Labrador in a field trial it must be aged 4 and not a day younger I know this because I'm a field trial judge and we can't judge a dog under the age of 4!