Breaking News: Satelite camps shut down immediately

[4down20]

So far, the stellar reasoning against this that I've seen is 1. it might hurt small schools (but probably not) and 2. Saban doesn't want to deal with it.

#1 recruiting class for the next 10 years now.

Thanks NCAA!

 

[oaknightshockey1]

So we are back to them being combines rather than camps for teaching kids. AKA the reason the NCAA cuts them out to begin with.

Yes, because it's impossible to teach and evaluate at the same time

 

[HammerDown]

 

[4down20]

Yes, because it's impossible to teach and evaluate at the same time

Yeah because it takes a head football coach at a major university to teach highschool kids.

 

[4down20]

The only way this could get better: If the satellite camps sue Harbaugh for breach of contract.

 

[4down20]

 

[Innermind]

Meanwhile.....



The celebrations continue in $EC football coach offices.

 

[4down20]

Meanwhile.....



The celebrations continue in $EC football coach offices.

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Cry more.

 

[oaknightshockey1]

Yeah because it takes a head football coach at a major university to teach highschool kids.

How is this even an argument?

 

[cwerph]

A B1G school tries to cheat.

B1G nutswingers blame it on the SEC.

Too much.

Biggest nutswinger on the board calls someone else nutswinger.

 

[TheRobotDevil]

Meanwhile.....



The celebrations continue in $EC football coach offices.

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It's the off season of course the sec has cookies. You don't think @TigerBait1971 actually has time to clear them during his pron hibernation do you?

 

[4down20]

How is this even an argument?

Mostly because you said stupid shit like this:

Yes, because it's impossible to teach and evaluate at the same time

 

[oaknightshockey1]

Mostly because you said stupid shit like this:

I'm failing to make the connection. Is a coach unable to teach a player while also determining whether or not said player is good or not? Or is that too complicated?

 

[Olyduck]

so where am i supposed to send my satelite this summer?

 

[4down20]

I'm failing to make the connection. Is a coach unable to teach a player while also determining whether or not said player is good or not? Or is that too complicated?

And are these coaches required for the kids to get the coaching?

No.

Thus, what is the only "advantage" and reason for them to be there?

You know, because it's all about the kids.

 

[4down20]

so where am i supposed to send my satelite this summer?

Saban's house.

But don't tell nobody.

 

[Innermind]

Saban says:

Gimee half your stuff!

 

[Olyduck]

Next step for Harbaugh, buy property in southern state, enrole in on line classes. claim property is there fore part of the campus. hold satelite camp in backyard.

 

[Bandwagonbo2]

That article that said there MIGHT be some impact?

Keep in mind, Harbaugh's gotten TWO kids. Nebraska's gotten one. Can't imagine the results are much different for anybody else.

Compare that with the benefit of non-P5 coaches being able to attend P5 camps (where they have consistently been able to evaluate and go after guys the P5 didn't want) and I think the little schools came out behind on this one.

Yeah i dont see how they come out behind. These schools can host their own camps at locations that are approved for use under the NCAA rule that allows you to use locations you already hold camps at like your own facilities, practice fields and so on. My guess is this rule only takes an unfair advantage away from people like Harbaugh. And honestly, he has no one to blame but himself. In the end, this is not about the SEC and its willingness to change the rules in its conference to match other conferences and allow satellite camps, its about making the playing field level for one and all and they did a good job of that this time.

 

[4down20]

Next step for Harbaugh, buy property in southern state, enrole in on line classes. claim property is there fore part of the campus. hold satelite camp in backyard.

Bonus: Less walking for the sleepover.