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Everyone here makes excellent points. Camps, camps, camps are the key. Work you butt off during that time you are there. Also, make sure you have a mentor, having more than one is a great thing to have. Surrounding yourself with individuals who work college basketball and pick their brains. Never be afraid of feedback that is the biggest thing especially at camp. Assignors don't like people who cocky and think they know everything. Normally the individuals who are evaluating you at camp are going to be your peers in the association so if you get a chance on an off game try to pick their brains if they are not busy.
Other thing make sure you always look the part not just in camp but also at your other games at well. You never know who is watching. Also, make sure you stick one side either mens or womens. Pick a side that works best with you and feels right because jumping ship after failing on one side looks bad.
Most importantly have fun and enjoy yourself. It takes a couple of years to go there and when you get there you are still working hard up the ladder, but it is worth it to see the way those games are played!
Peace,
JB
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