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 Rogers
Redding - SEC-Coordinator
Rogers Redding officiated
football for more than three decades. Following a long career
working high school football in Texas, he officiated in the
Southwest Conference from 1988 through 1993 and was a referee in the
Southeastern Conference during 1994-2003. Redding received several
post-season assignments, including: referee in the 1998 Holiday Bowl
(Nebraska-Arizona), the 2001 Tangerine Bowl (Pittsburgh-North
Carolina State), the 2003 Las Vegas Bowl (New Mexico-UCLA), and the
2004 Gator Bowl (Maryland-West Virginia). He officiated in three
national championship games: the 1991 Orange Bowl (Colorado-Notre
Dame), the 1993 Sugar Bowl (Alabama-Miami), and the 1998 Rose Bowl
(Michigan-Washington State). He also was the referee in the 1999
SEC Championship game (Florida-Alabama). Following his retirement
from active officiating in 2004, Redding served as a technical
advisor and instant replay official for the Southeastern
Conference.
Redding has had extensive
experience over many years as an instructor for football officials,
principally in clinics sponsored by the Texas Association of Sports
Officials. Since 1991 he has annually written and published
Redding’s Study Guide to the NCAA Football Rules. Holding a Ph.
D. degree in physical chemistry, he has served as a physics
professor and senior academic administrator at the University of
North Texas, Northern Kentucky University, the United States Air
Force Academy, and the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs.
Redding is the Coordinator of Football Officials for the
Southeastern Conference. He and his wife Shirley live in
Birmingham, Alabama.
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