📡 NCAA could shorten the window for satellite camps or partner with NFL facilities:

[TerryP]

There's also an interesting partnership that's a possibility. The Pilot notes the NCAA is also "considering banning satellite football camps and replacing them next spring with camps it would sponsor at NFL training centers and high schools."

 

[OldPlayer]

So the NCAA is going to sponsor camps. Who picks the coaches? How do you fairly give coaches access to areas they want to recruit?

 

[bama alum]

So the NCAA is going to sponsor camps. Who picks the coaches? How do you fairly give coaches access to areas they want to recruit?

Might be pretty fair to let Harbaugh recruit Alaska.

 

[TerryP]

So the NCAA is going to sponsor camps. Who picks the coaches? How do you fairly give coaches access to areas they want to recruit?

I thought about that as soon as the idea of an NCAA sponsored camp came up a few weeks ago. Arbitrarily, I suggested something along the line of 10 camps, set per region/conference, with one coach per team. IE: 14 SEC coaches at an event in ATL.

BUT, as soon as that left my mouth I thought about a school like W Virginia. How would they feel about being involved in a camp that's held in Dallas? They may have five players on their roster west of the Mississippi. May. They'd benefit from a camp in Cincy, but how would the B1G feel about WVU taking more out of their recruiting territory (more than they already do, that is.)

 

[bamachine]

• All schools should be limited to 7 camps total. Except Hawaii(and any future AK or PR schools), all other schools must have at least 2 of those on campus.
• The other 5 could be on campus or off, cannot be at any HS, must be at a G5 or lower campus or NFL facility.
• No two or more P5 schools camping together on one of their campuses.
• Two or more P5 can camp together at the G5 or lower and NFL facilities.
• Any G5 or lower can camp at the P5 campuses.
• All camps must be sponsored solely by the attending schools and the camper fees.
• No allowance of outside agencies for sponsorship.
• No public allowed at camps, only coaches, campers(all registered with paperwork filed with NCAA and official host school) and maximum of two family members for each camper, they are also listed on register.
• Reps from each school must be a position coach or higher. Camps should be 2-3 days in duration.

 

[TerryP]

All schools should be limited to 7 camps total. Except Hawaii(and any future AK or PR schools), all other schools must have at least 2 of those on campus.

In Alabama's case, that would mean they would not have any camps off campus. The football program had seven camps, on campus, this summer.

 

[bamachine]

In Alabama's case, that would mean they would not have any camps off campus. The football program had seven camps, on campus, this summer.

It could be bumped to like 10 but no more than that, IMO.