KC Star announced a satellite camp in KC (Blue Springs South) in June.
http://www.kansascity.com/sports/high-school/article75446327.html
http://www.kansascity.com/sports/high-school/article75446327.html
Michigan Satellite Camp in KC
- Thread starter sfloudenback
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So since Riley and Harbaugh recruit the same players, Riley might as well send a couple assistants down to help coach the camp.
The funniest thing about that article is how the writer brings up how Kirby Smart criticized the the camps and how JH shot back at him (which did happen) but forgets to mention they are now having one together that Michigan initiated...as in Harbaugh invited Smart and he accepted. The writer then mentions that Mizzou will be participating in that camp and one other in Mississippi (which btw, again Michigan set up and Hugh Freeze accepted the invite...honestly not sure how I feel about that beyond the "touche" aspect of it). This writer is totally missing the story.
All these coaches (Just like pretty much all of us) are looking out for their own best interest. I don't blame the coaches that wanted to shut them down and I don't blame them for wanting to join in now.
You are going to get real sick of Hairball setting up his camps (It's for the kids) on every street corner.
Husker satellite camp schedule as posted at http://www.cornnation.com/2016/5/4/...ootball-satellite-camps-sound-mind-sound-body
Atlanta, Georgia: June 3-4th
Houston, Texas: June 6-7th
Detroit, Michigan: June 9-10th
Tampa, Florida: June 12th
Los Angeles: June 16-17th
Washington DC: June 23-24th
Harbaugh would welcome them...not kidding one bit...it helps his case which is almost a cause
for those that are not familiar with SMSB (Sound Mind, Sound Body) it is a two camp that was started in Detroit but has now been rolled out to multiple locations (obviously the 6 above). It is a little different than regular satellite camps in that roughly half of it are seminars to teach the kids life skills etc...they have an entire curriculum for it. It is also different in that the college coaches truly are guests though they still do get to work with the kids and address them (not sure if individually but I know they do panels). Just a FYI...one of its founders is now MSU's recruiting coordinator so don't be surprised to see a lot of them on this tour as well as other coaches. Thus I would have to guess the above is only part of your schedule and that you would also have camps where NU is more of the focus.
Agree, don't blame the coaches one bit. Blame the NCAA for listening to them....or at least a certain few of them.
