Gene Steratore
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Oct 28, 2026
Sean StiresHOST
And that's like the best of those men and women rise to the top and they go to the college ranks and the best of the college ranks go to the professional ranks.
Sean StiresHOST
And you've had, like in football specifically, you've had some of the top officials like Steratore and Pereira and some of those guys leave the officiating ranks and, you know, go get their mugs on TV and making their TV money.
Sean StiresHOST
So I think it's just a trickle-down effect is what it is.
Jesse StiresHOST
Yeah, I just think, unfortunately, like you said, there's not enough talented individuals who want to be referees.
Jay CaufieldHOST
Mark, we got to get
Larry RichertHOST
Gene Steratore on to talk to Jay, talk him off the ledge here at some point.
Jay CaufieldHOST
We have to do that.
Jay CaufieldHOST
I agree.
Mike PereiraGUEST
I'm not happy because I know these guys and love these guys, and I hate to see them have these issues and make these kind of mistakes, but you know, you've got to work somehow to make this a little bit better and figure out where is the breakdown.
Mike PereiraGUEST
I mean, as simple as saying, do we have too many people that are training? I mean, they got so many people back in New York, you know, are there consistent training coming from all of the supervisors? I think they're better off downfield and, you know, and then you look and you say, with the downfield training, then you look and say, okay, well, who's who's one of the main referee trainer? Uh, let's see, let's go to CBS, Gene Steratore.
Mike PereiraGUEST
Wait a minute.
Mike PereiraGUEST
We've got the, we got the CBS rules analyst as a referee trainer.
Mike SingletarySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Uh, let's see, let's go to CBS,
Mike PereiraGUEST
Gene Steratore.
Mike PereiraGUEST
Wait a minute.
Mike PereiraGUEST
We've got the, we got the CBS rules analyst as a referee trainer.
Brian BatkoHOST
Better way to think of this whole deal than identity.
Mike PrisutaHOST
You know, we have Gene Steratore on the DV morning show every Tuesday.
Mike PrisutaHOST
We go over officiating stuff.
Mike PrisutaHOST
But Gene also is a football guy at his core, and he likes to talk ball.
Wes HodkiewiczHOST
I think he's one of the few guys that have, in terms of the way that the game has been officiated, probably should be officiated.
Mike SpoffordHOST
And before Vinovich, it was probably Gene Steratore.
Wes HodkiewiczHOST
Steratore.
Wes HodkiewiczHOST
Steratore's in a booth now making probably a lot more money.
Sean StiresHOST
And you've had like in football.
Sean StiresHOST
Specifically, you've had some of the top officials like Steratore and Pereira and some of those guys leave the officiating ranks and go get their mugs on TV and making their TV money.
Sean StiresHOST
So I think it's just a trickle-down effect is what it is.
Jesse StiresHOST
Yeah, I just think, unfortunately, like you said, there's not enough talented individuals who want to be referees.
Mike PereiraGUEST
I'm not happy because I know these guys and love these guys, and I hate to see them have these issues and make these kind of mistakes, but you know, you've got to work somehow to make this a little bit better and figure out where is the breakdown.
Mike PereiraGUEST
I mean, as simple as saying, do we have too many people that are training? I mean, they got so many people back in New York, you know, are there consistent training coming from all of the supervisors? I think they're better off downfield and, you know, and then you look and you say, with the downfield training, then you look and say, okay, well, who's who's one of the main referee trainer? Uh, let's see, let's go to CBS, Gene Steratore.
Mike PereiraGUEST
Wait a minute.
Mike PereiraGUEST
We've got the, we got the CBS rules analyst as a referee trainer.
Mike PereiraGUEST
I'm not happy because I know these guys and love these guys, and I hate to see them have these issues and make these kind of mistakes, but you know, you've got to work somehow to make this a little bit better and figure out where is the breakdown.
Mike PereiraGUEST
I mean, as simple as saying, do we have too many people that are training? I mean, they got so many people back in New York, you know, are there consistent training coming from all of the supervisors? I think they're better off downfield and, you know, and then you look and you say, with the downfield training, then you look and say, okay, well, who's who's one of the main referee trainer? Uh, let's see, let's go to CBS, Gene Steratore.
Mike PereiraGUEST
Wait a minute.
Mike PereiraGUEST
We've got the, we got the CBS rules analyst as a referee trainer.
Sean StiresHOST
And you've had like in football.
Sean StiresHOST
Specifically, you've had some of the top officials like Steratore and Pereira and some of those guys leave the officiating ranks and go get their mugs on TV and making their TV money.
Sean StiresHOST
So I think it's just a trickle-down effect is what it is.
Jesse StiresHOST
Yeah, I just think, unfortunately, like you said, there's not enough talented individuals who want to be referees.
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