Best Officiating Camps in the Tri-State area or Florida?

[bradfordwilkins]

I tried search archives and am coming up kinda empty-handed.

Any recommendations?

[Jburt]

http://phillyref.com/basketball/bask...ereecamps.html

[bradfordwilkins]

Yea I saw this but have no way of knowing whats good, whats bad, etc based on this database.

[Rich]

Originally Posted by Mark Padgett

Try this one. Everyone seems friendly.

My. God.

[JRutledge]

Peace

[beachbum]

the JB Caldwell camp in Dayton beach the first week of july is very good. He has plenty of qualified instructors.

Jb has enough war storys to keep you laughing fo a month. It isn't one of those camps that officials go to to get recognized to move up. It is a nuts and bolts camp designed to make you a better official.

http://www.caldwellrefcamp.com/

[mick]

I am wondering how many Tri-State areas there are in this country.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by mick

I am wondering how many Tri-State areas there are in this country.

50! / 3!

Of course, some of them don't make much sense -- "I work in the AK, HI, MD tri-state area."

[JugglingReferee]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

50! / 3!

Of course, some of them don't make much sense -- "I work in the AK, HI, MD tri-state area."

Real answer: there are SIXTY occurances where three states' borders meet. This includes the Four Corners case counting as four occurances - one for each combination where each of the four states is not included.

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by JugglingReferee

Real answer: there are fifty-eight occurrences where three states' borders meet.

Nice piece of trivia. But hold on. Sometimes the borders don't have to meet. Connecticut, New York, and New Jersey, are often referred to as a tri-state area, especially if you live in New York City. The Connecticut border never touches the New Jersey border. I wonder if there are any more instances of this?

[JugglingReferee]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

Nice piece of trivia. But hold on. Sometimes the borders don't have to meet. Connecticut, New York, and New Jersey, are often referred to as a tri-state area, especially if you live in New York City. The Connecticut border never touches the New Jersey border. I wonder if there are any more instances of this?

There are some, but who gets to decide what distance delimits two cases?

[26 Year Gap]

And Maine is the only state in the lower 48 to only border one other state. Though up by Fort Kent, New Brunswick & Quebec border Maine. Kind of a feeble stretch, though.