NCAA bans satellite camps

moscott
Tue, 12 Apr 2016 16:27:46 +0000

@Ohiodad51 I’m not exactly sure at this point. The way they were talking it covered all. I found this blurb on Foxsports

"Furthermore, it’s been common practice for some time that smaller-conference coaches work as guests at larger program’s camps. Say, for example, Ohio State holds a camp for 200 high-school players. There may be only two at the whole camp good enough to garner a scholarship offer from the Buckeyes. But often the coaches at Toledo or Bowling Green are there, too. There may be other players on hand that those coaches deem worthy of a MAC offer.

But in one fell swoop, the Council squashed those opportunities because the head coach at Michigan had the audacity to hold some camps in the backyards of Southern football powerhouses. And it’s going to affect those Toledo and Bowling Green recruits far more than Michigan’s."

We will see in June when we go to the camps for sure. One of the coaches from CMU had told me that he would be at the Princeton camp so we’ll see if that pans out.