The Satellite Camps Too Much?

[scfanblue]

Interesting to ask and get opinions on this topic. Does anyone think this massive whirlwind tour could possibly wear the UM staff out and take a bit of the focus on this season which has the potential to be a title run season? Harbaugh just today commented on how it may be a bit much and he was tired? Any thoughts

 

[JP2Blue]

I don't think it will have an effect on the season, but yes I do think the sat camps are a bit too much.

 

[ArrowheadBlue]

Once JH's recruiting machine ramps up there won't be a need for 60 camps a month. Concerning burnout, there's July to recuperate.

 

[Reality Man]

I think you will see Harbaugh scale them back. He is gung ho on everything and his age may finally catch up with him.

I made this point the other day. I don't know why Saban has his panties all up in a bunch. What is the big deal about satellite camps? They are in the summer and there are only so many schollies available. What do summer camps really represent? PR?

Have a few of them each summer and call it a day. I have a hard time believing some kid who is highly touted is going to make a decision because the school he picked offered a summer camp.


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[michigangoblue999]

Once JH's recruiting machine ramps up there won't be a need for 60 camps a month.

Exactly, the message will be out there after this year. The NCAA is going to limit camps next year, and Harbaugh can plan the few camps he's allowed very strategically. And forever after the media is going to talk about Harbaugh when they talk about satellite camps. It is brilliant.