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Like thefieldjudge, he makes decisions near the sideline on his side of field, judging the action of nearby running backs, receivers and defenders.
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With thefieldjudge, he rules whether field goal attempts are successful.
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He started as a back judge, then switched tofieldjudgeafter the league swapped position names in 1998.
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He served as afieldjudgeand wearing the uniform number 118.
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By introducing binocular disparity, the test field judged in color was made to appear in a different depth plane than the light that induced assimilation.
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I think those who have examined the statistics will see that in this field judges have been very ready to take that course.
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He makes decisions near the sideline on his side of field, judging the action of nearby running backs, receivers and defenders.
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