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    FIRST DOWN Rip Red Cashion

    See story on KBTX

    Great person and Ref really like him saying First down Really a class act

    #2
    Why not post the story?

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      #3
      Here it is:


      Aggie, NFL referee royalty Red Cashion dies at age 87


      Red Cashion KBTX Names and Faces - 2009


      Dwayne Parsons Red Cashion story - 1997

      By KBTX Sports | Posted: Sun 3:25 PM, Feb 10, 2019 | Updated: Sun 4:55 PM, Feb 10, 2019

      BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) -- Red Cashion, Texas A&M class of 1953, long-time Bryan/College Station resident and NFL refereeing royalty died this morning at age 87.


      He started reffing games in 1952, his senior year at Texas A&M, made it to the NFL level in 1972 and retired after the 1996 season.

      During his 25 years in the NFL he officiated nearly 500 games, including Super Bowl XX and Super Bowl *** and 16 other postseason games.

      There will be a celebration of life for Cashion on February 18 at 10 a.m. at A&M United Methodist Church.

      Click the video to see a story KBTX Sports anchor Dwayne Parsons did with Cashion about his refereeing career after Cashion retired in 1997 and a Brenda Sims Names and Faces story from 2009.

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        #4
        Rip

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          #5
          Originally posted by Burnadell View Post
          Here it is:


          Aggie, NFL referee royalty Red Cashion dies at age 87


          Red Cashion KBTX Names and Faces - 2009


          Dwayne Parsons Red Cashion story - 1997

          By KBTX Sports | Posted: Sun 3:25 PM, Feb 10, 2019 | Updated: Sun 4:55 PM, Feb 10, 2019

          BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) -- Red Cashion, Texas A&M class of 1953, long-time Bryan/College Station resident and NFL refereeing royalty died this morning at age 87.


          He started reffing games in 1952, his senior year at Texas A&M, made it to the NFL level in 1972 and retired after the 1996 season.

          During his 25 years in the NFL he officiated nearly 500 games, including Super Bowl XX and Super Bowl *** and 16 other postseason games.

          There will be a celebration of life for Cashion on February 18 at 10 a.m. at A&M United Methodist Church.

          Click the video to see a story KBTX Sports anchor Dwayne Parsons did with Cashion about his refereeing career after Cashion retired in 1997 and a Brenda Sims Names and Faces story from 2009.

          Thanks for posting not real good at POSTING STUFF LIKE THAT

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            #6
            Here.

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