Friday nights were made for Bill Rumer.
He loves the smell of tailgating and concession stand hamburgers on the grill. He loves the sound of high school bands marching into a stadium and football players getting ready for the game.
“It is all like a festival,” he said. “It is beautiful. Man, I love it. I just love it.”
He loves it enough to stay in the game at 64 years old.
The former Jordan High School cornerback is still a part of it, and tonight when high school football kicks off across Georgia and Alabama, Rumer will be officiating the Kendrick-Stewart County game at A.J. McClung Memorial Stadium.
He’s a Muscogee County Superior Court judge by day and a side judge by night. While his day job is important, it is football officiating that gets him excited.
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