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Re: Jeff, Jeff, Jeff
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Let me put it this way, I am not going to Kenosha, Wisconsin or Davenport for a college baseball game. I have gone to both for college basketball games in recent years. I would also not likely be able to go to those places very often for baseball games for job reasons. That is why I try to stay very close to my house as possible. So I understand what you are saying, but I am not going to knock someone out over the head for a college baseball game. I also have not had to pay the money to work a college baseball game as I have to work a college basketball game. And I went to relatively cheap camps to get evaluated to get hired in college basketball. Now for those that want to go in the middle of the afternoon to get to South Bend (Notre Dame) or try to go 4 and 5 hours to Michigan to work a game, more power to you. That just is not going to be me right now. I would not go to Bloomington, Illinois for a college game at this point. Just not something I am thinking about doing. Sorry, it just is not. I was not very up for going to North Park this past year on a Sunday. You and Windbag do nothing else but work baseball. For you baseball is a big part of your officiating life. For me the spring is a balance between all sports. I have the potential to go to Basketball and Football camps at this time of year. When the summer hits, the only thing I am really going to make a commitment to things like Basketball camps and summer HS Basketball leagues. Why, because I know they will not get rained out and I am trying to advance in my college career. I have already done a college game in the middle of this Midwest winter in Galesburg and Kewanee, Illinois and went to Davenport, Iowa to work college basketball games with the weather really sucking. Each trip was well over an hour (and some cases 2) just going one way. Now it helps that I have family less than in many cases close to those places, but I would not even pursue such a baseball opportunity. Peace
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