Sep 17, 2026 · 25 min · 8 segments
!https://i0.wp.com/www.footballzebras.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/1st-25-cover-E39-510x510.png?resize=510%2C510&quality=80&ssl=1 On the premiere episode of the third season of *1st & 25*, Ben…
Ben AustroHostMark SchultzPanelistChris SeubertPanelistPat WeberPanelistbut I think it deserves a shout out for Steve Shaw, who is now the ex-NCAA Secretary of Rules Editor and National Coordinator of Officials.
And as someone who is a, I would say, a connoisseur of training putting out training videos for the media, for anyone who was interested in watching, he would post them on YouTube.
And he just had a way of being able to describe complex plays in a way that everyone could understand, whether it's a referee, an official, or even just someone who is a casual fan
And I know he's moved over to ESPN now, so he's going to be one of their many sort of rules analysts there.
Obviously he has to do all the managing and the coordinating of the officials, but keeping up.

And that's the thing is that 99% of the job is all those other things, the logistical things and all the rules interpretations.

But the 1%, which is dealing with the controversies and all that's the 1 that's that seems to be the outsized 1. but, uh.
but I think it deserves a shout out for Steve Shaw, who is now the ex-NCAA Secretary of Rules Editor and National Coordinator of Officials.
And as someone who is a, I would say, a connoisseur of training putting out training videos for the media, for anyone who was interested in watching, he would post them on YouTube.
And he just had a way of being able to describe complex plays in a way that everyone could understand, whether it's a referee, an official, or even just someone who is a casual fan
And I know he's moved over to ESPN now, so he's going to be one of their many sort of rules analysts there.
Obviously he has to do all the managing and the coordinating of the officials, but keeping up.

And that's the thing is that 99% of the job is all those other things, the logistical things and all the rules interpretations.

But the 1%, which is dealing with the controversies and all that's the 1 that's that seems to be the outsized 1. but, uh.
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