Veteran NFL official Ron Torbert will be the referee of Super Bowl LIX on Feb. 9 in New Orleans, the NFL announced on Tuesday.

The teams remain to be determined. However, the NFL has already decided what officials will work Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans next month. The referee will be Ron Torbert. The rest of the Super Bowl LIX officiating crew:

The NFL announced Tuesday the officiating crew for Super Bowl LIX at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans on Feb. 9. Ron Torbert, who worked Super Bowl LVI,

Side judge Boris Cheek has worked three other Super Bowls—XLII, 50, and LIIV—while umpire Mike Morton actually played in Super Bowl XXXIV as a linebacker with the Rams. Cheek also recently became the all-time leader in NFL games officiated with a total of 461.

South high graduate Ron Torbert will be the referee for Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans next month. Torbert worked Saturday's divisional series between the Lions & Commanders and has been an official in the NFL since 2010.

The NFL has announced who its referee and officiating crew for Super Bowl 59 will be. As you might expect based on what we saw this past Saturday, fans are not thrilled. On Tuesday, the NFL announced that 11-year referee Ron Torbert and his team would be on the call for the upcoming Super Bowl at

The officiating crew for Super Bowl LIX will be relatively inexperienced, with only two members having previously officiated the big game.

Torbert, a Michigan State alum, has been an official in the NFL since 2010. This will be his second Super Bowl as the referee, after having the role during Super Bowl LVI. While the Spartans only have a few players left in the NFL playoffs, there will be a Spartan at football’s biggest game.