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Message: [QUOTE="Ldandy, post: 1664234, member: 4584"] These camps have been held for years with minimal complaint. There were rules on the books to govern them. Harbaugh * on the rules and decided he would hold as many camps as he wanted wherever he wanted. When The SEC called him out on it, he basically told them to get bent. What did anyone think would happen? Unfortunately everything is slanted to benefit the schools and The NCAA not the prospective student athletes. Flug is right on this. The NCAA is limiting potential opportunities for kids without the economic means to travel outside of the traditional official visit construct. Disadvantaged kids in The South who might have chose a Rutgers, UCONN, or Minnesota had they attended a regional camp, might end up choosing a lesser school like FIU, Southern Miss, or Memphis simply because they can visit it. Worse they might accept an "offer" to be the 32nd kid in a 25 person UT or Ole Miss Class. If they are good enough they can earn their scholarship. If not they are quietly processed then shipped off to some God forsaken southern junior college for "academic" reasons. Does The NCAA care about this practice? LOL...No. [/QUOTE]