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Rate A Ref™

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Rate A Ref lets sports fans debate controversial calls and ref decisions across the NFL, NBA, NHL, and college sports. It's free and hosted on Skool. The community doesn't have member reviews yet, so you won't find firsthand accounts of what it's actually like to join.

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Ever watched a game and thought: “That call was TERRIBLE!!” 🟥🟨 Yeah – us too. Rate A Ref™ is the replay booth for sports fans who refuse to let bad officiating slide. We break down controversial calls, debate ref decisions, and call it like we see it, across the NFL, NBA, NHL, college sports and more. Inside, you’ll: 🏈 Dissect game-changing calls with super-fans & rules nerds 📺 Share clips & reactions when refs hijack the game 📊 Track referee crews & trends (patterns don’t lie) 👏 Give credit when officials actually get it right 🔥 Argue your case, vote & debate without yelling at the TV alone This is a free, fast-growing community built by lifelong sports fans who care about fairness, accountability, and getting the call right. 🔥 Founding Members Bonus: The first 25 members get free access to our future Premium tier when it launches. 👉 Hit JOIN and drop your first “Are you kidding me?!” call today.

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Weekly time investment

Rate A Ref™3 hrs/wk

Finding answers yourself6 hrs/wk

Online course (self-paced)4 hrs/wk

1-on-1 coach (weekly)1 hrs/wk(but $$$)

Saves ~3 hours per week vs. going solo

That's 13.0 hrs per month — worth about $650 of your time

Rate A Ref™ is free to join. At 3 hours per week, you're investing about 13.0 hrs per month of your time (worth roughly $650 at your rate). Compared to searching for the same answers on your own (6 hrs/wk), the community saves you about 3 hours each week by putting everything in one place.