NFL: A.L. Brown grad Morton will make history as part of Super Bowl officiating crew
The NFL announced on Tuesday that A.L. Brown graduate Mike Morton will be part of the officiating crew for the upcoming Super Bowl. Morton, 52, will make history as the first Super Bowl winner to also officiate in a Super Bowl.
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