Im now official for the Raiders moving if it keeps Harbaugh awayI'm guessing in 2018 he's chased out and back in the NFL coaching Oakland.
I'm trying to find A link. Where Harbaugh held one of these camps he finds so beneficial while coaching at Stanford. Where he held A traveling camp while at Stanford. Surprisingly the searches are coming up empty. Did he not care about the kids while at Stanford?
You have to break a rule for it to be improper. All recruiting is for their own personal gain. Their job is to win football games.
Proper recruiting is for personal gain. Using camps in order to open up other regions is abusing the system. Which is why it is now closed. What you are claiming is the same as saying. Its ok to do something illegal as long as you are working around the rules. Basic corruption. How many camps did Harbaugh hold as the coach of Stanford? If it is for the kids and not to abuse a loop hole for recruiting purposes.Surely he held camps and traveling camps while coaching Stanford correct?
I cant find one one Harbaugh flyer or traveling camp while he was coaching Stanford. Im outraged and shocked. He didn't hold these camps to develope or provide exposure to help these kids at all
I cant find one one Harbaugh flyer or traveling camp while he was coaching Stanford. Im outraged and shocked. He didn't hold these camps to develope or provide exposure to help these kids at all
Posting this here as well, lest clarkson post 400 times that I didn't answer his question.
I'm referring to oaknight stating the camps were not held to benefit the school. But to help the high school kids develope and get exposure to other schools. That Harbaugh was not using the camps as a way to work a loop hole to recruit other regions. If his intentions were to help athletes develope and give them exposure. Surely he woul have wanted to help them while at Stanford and San Diego. It was for the benefit of the kids not Stanford. But Stanford does hold several other camps that actually do benefit kids for the right reasons
This is not what I said at all.
The question was already properly answered by another poster. You can reference it
You said the camps were for the kids and mutually beneficial in developing student athletes and coaches. Were the camps not for the benefit of the development of student athletes and exposure to other schools now. To give them a chance to better themselves and obtain a scholarship they may not have had the opportunity to receive now? I would really hate to think it was a loop hole being abused that needed to be closed. That Harbaugh wasn't holding camps for the wrong reasons
those camps helped a lot of kids who had hardships, lived in bad areas, couldn't afford to travel and would not get exposure. Except when Harbaugh was coaching Stanford. Then they didn't matter
Because to get into Stanford, you could be completely screwed after your freshman year?
Not if they were smart enough to make the grades to get in. This is about the kids after all.
This is exactly the problem. There aren't enough of those kids.
But this conflicts all of your other statements. Which means the camps were not being held for the reasons you stated. And lead to the truth as to why they were banned. If the camps were being utilized properly rather than as A loop hole for A school holding the camp to work around recruiting other regions. Than the camps would still exist. If they were being used to develop student athletes and coaches, give kids exposure and further them. Surely Harbaugh would have taken up such a noble cause while at Stanford or San Diego. Otherwise the only true benefit is for the school holding the camp. But its not about A unethical benefit to the school its about the kids............
