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History: The Rules of Football — Part VIII
The road of professional football
By Darin Hayes
July 2nd, 2009

Our story on the history of football rules has guided us through many changes in different aspects of the game. One area we have yet to explore is that of players who are paid to play the game. Today, professional players make money that most of us have a hard time even fathoming. The sport has turned from a mere game to that of "Big business" and football's most recognized level of play. How did all that come about?

Log in and join Darin Hayes and Officiating.com as we take you along "The Road of Professional Football."

Let Them Play — Part IV
By Ed Hickland
July 1st, 2009

What They Don't Teach — Part XV
Staying in the slow lane
By Kent Holm
June 26th, 2009

Hustle is a good thing, but too much at the wrong time will make you look aggressive. Slow down and stay composed. Sign in and I'll elaborate.
History: The Rules of Football — Part VII
The rise of the Zebras
By Darin Hayes
June 25th, 2009

This series on the history of football has dealt with the development of many aspects of the game. Now we take a look at the people responsible for enforcing the rules we have examined. This is, after all, Officiating.com!

Please log in and join contributing writer Darin Hayes as he explores the evolution of the football official.

Let Them Play — Part III
For an action, a reaction
By Ed Hickland
June 24th, 2009

One wild week in Long Island football!

Two games terminated because of unsportsmanlike conduct by coaches. One game never played because of the possibility of violence. Two teams hanging up their uniforms before the season ends.

No final whistle to end those games.

Part III of this series follows the result of the actions on and off the field.

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