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Not really looking for detailed notes, what I am looking for is a place to share information for everyone's benefit.

A couple of thoughts about my latest camp experience (Dave Hall's Camp @ Utah State University):

1--When you are expected to be the man on the game--You had better be ready to step up--elevate your partners closer to your level.

2--Don't let the game's or your partner's shortcomings affect how you officiate.

3--One very small step can make a big difference in what kind of angle you create (or take away) for yourself.

4--Catching subtle off ball stuff makes you so much better in the evaluator's eyes.

5--Networking is important as you move up the ladder, but politics tend to get worse--they never get better.

6--Game management is what separates the good officials from the great ones.

That is all for now. If I think of anything else I'll put it up too.