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I just returned from camp, and the evaluation that I received from the camp director seemed to be a very good one.I am a varsity High School official and was told at camp that I can go to the next level! I went in to camp with a goal, and that was to find out if I had what it takes to go to the next level.What I would like to know is what is considered a good evaluation for a official who would like to work Division 1 basketball.
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Thu Aug 30, 2001, 12:22pm
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I would guess a good evaluation would be a letter from a college assignor that asks you to "work these college games for me". mick
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As Mick was eluding to above, the best evaluation you can get after a camp is a contract. Be careful with the verbal "you can ...". I've known commissioners of major conferences to tell 90% of the campers this so they continue to come back to their camp and, oh yeah, continue to pay the $$$ to attend.
Good luck
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Fri Aug 31, 2001, 08:21am
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Have the assignor put his $$ where his mouth is...
Ask him for a contract!
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Fri Aug 31, 2001, 12:29pm
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This is not to discourage you from your hope of working D1 (it's my hope, too), but just to put your "next level" in perspective. Chuck
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