TCU to host satellite camp w/ Bama, OSU, USC.

TCU is there to pick up the unwanted scraps

Will attract more kids. Some 5*s and highly rated 4*s may not want to come out if it is just TCU

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Will attract more kids. Some 5*s and highly rated 4*s may not want to come out if it is just TCU

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Exactly.

Is this Saban & Urbs way of saying frick you Harbaugh?

Saban had a much better response than Freeze as to why these campus are trouble. They created the bump rule because of Saban. These camps will blur that line.

And by having multiple schools involved, it no only makes the camp more appealing, but is less work for one school. This will allow them to have more campus than they would otherwise be able.

I hope Bama goes to Dallas, LA, ATL, Nola, Miami, and Houston. That would cover all their bases.

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Jim Harbaugh is worried about Michigan, who is a perennial top recruiting team in the nation. Even Hoke consistently had top tier recruiting classes, the results just didn't show on the field.

I would say Harbaugh has nothing to lose, only to gain here. Especially since Michigan isn't known for its in-state recruits.

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True. Ohio St had much more to lose, since they seem to have the best cold weather program.

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Why do these camps need multiple teams to run them?

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As the person said in the next post, will attract bunches of 5 stars and the top recruits.

But, most important, is that this camp will be held in Ft. Worth, Texas, right outside Dallas.

But, I haven't read or heard anything official about this yet.

That would be a cool camp to attend as a player.

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I hope Bama goes to Dallas, LA, ATL, Nola, Miami, and Houston. That would cover all their bases.

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I would add the mid-Atlantic area to your list. Underrated area in terms of talent.

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Jim Harbaugh is worried about Michigan, who is a perennial top recruiting team in the nation. Even Hoke consistently had top tier recruiting classes, the results just didn't show on the field.

I would say Harbaugh has nothing to lose, only to gain here. Especially since Michigan isn't known for its in-state recruits.

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You're right, Harbaugh, and Michigan, do not rely solely on in state, but the majority of their roster is still from Michigan. What I'm saying is, what if Saban, among others, decides to hold a camps in Columbus, OH and Detroit, MI? Alabama's recruiting budget is absurdly big, so they could definitely make this happen fairly easily. Do Harbaugh and Urban Meyer really want Saban holding a camp right in the middle of their recruiting territory? The south is already more appealing for kids. I don't think they want to give coaches like Saban even more access to the north.