I didn't even know what the Saban rule was until I saw it discussed on here. I really didn't have a problem with it, similarly to how nobody seemed to have a problem with satellite camps when they didn't even realize they were happening.
Maybe if you could type a complete sentence we wouldn't continue talking in circles. I don't have a problem with kids getting a better chance at catching a coach's eye, whether you think those coaches are exploiting a loophole or not.
Thats not an answer to my
queastion. Thats still talking
in circles and dancing around
the real issue. In an attempt to justify the abuse of the camps.
And I'm trying to tell you I don't have a fucking clue what you are trying to ask me.
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What is the difference between holding a camp to help student athletes. And holding a camp for the purpose of recruiting in other regions? It's not a difficult question
Weren't lawnmowers the cause of the rise of the machinesNo matter what, it looks like Harbaugh is gonna find ways to get into these high schools in other states as often as he can. He's..... weird..... he's ultra competitive, and takes everything as a challenge.... methinks he's gonna get the University of Michigan in big trouble one day.
And if the NCAA blocks him from giving commencement speeches... then he'll probably pull a Forrest Gump, and start mowing the lawns of his targeted high schools.
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No matter what, it looks like Harbaugh is gonna find ways to get into these high schools in other states as often as he can. He's..... weird..... he's ultra competitive, and takes everything as a challenge.... methinks he's gonna get the University of Michigan in big trouble one day.
And if the NCAA blocks him from giving commencement speeches... then he'll probably pull a Forrest Gump, and start mowing the lawns of his targeted high schools.
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Have you ever heard the term "mutually beneficial"?
It is mutually beneficial for a school to pay a top tier athlete to play for them
The best kids get the scholarships. More equal opportunity and access to a platform to showcase their talents. Kid A might not be as good as Kid B, but he can afford to travel to several different schools' on campus camps. Meanwhile, Kid B does not have the money to do that, despite being the better football player. In a fair world, who gets the scholarship?
Those things all violate the spirit of college athletics, i.e. what separates college from professional. Having better access for kids to showcase their talents does not make them no longer amateurs.
And bending the rules of satellite camps for personal gain of an institution violates the spirit of college athletics. The integrity of the game is based on rules and the rule was made necassary.The abuse of the system is why they are banned. You may thank Harbaugh
