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Football Officiating => NCAA Discussion => Topic started by: Grant - AR on December 12, 2011, 05:40:56 PM
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A friend called me this afternoon asking if I knew of anywhere he could get an audio version of the NCAA rule book. Do you guys know of anyone that is doing this?
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I'm sure some of the blind officials have them!
>:D
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I just hire someone to read it to me with the big money I make officiating.
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Recieved this information via email a couple weeks.
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if they were smart they'd get Gus Johnson to be the voice
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDT9yFhhmYU
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Would like to see an IPOD option instead of the CDs.
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I just hire someone to read it to me with the big money I make officiating.
I need to start calling there.
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Would like to see an IPOD option instead of the CDs.
You can upload CDs to your ipod
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You could get a text version of it on your computer and use a text-to-speech program to read it to you. Maybe also try Amazon with a Kindle?
Are you trying to find a way to put yourself to sleep at night?
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A friend called me this afternoon asking if I knew of anywhere he could get an audio version of the NCAA rule book. Do you guys know of anyone that is doing this?
Somebody could be on to something with that!
A cure for insomnia. ;D
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If we could get enough contributions, maybe we can commission an audio book of the NCAA rules as read by James Earl Jones.
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If we could get enough contributions, maybe we can commission an audio book of the NCAA rules as read by James Earl Jones.
I would have thought you Texas people would prefer Sam Elliott. Better-sounding mustache.
(http://www.automatedculture.com/sam_elliott/images/front.jpg)
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http://www.footballrulesstudy.com/
Todd
470 Blossom Ridge Drive, Shepherdsville, KY 40165, USA
That's the "Forward Progress" book guy.
I wonder what format it will be in. Will it be more audio of the rule book (unabbridged) or a study type like Reddings.
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My bad, tl;dr.
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I think its best to read the book while listening to it otherwise its hard going listening alone, although the narrator does his best to not make it monononous.