NCAA bans satellite camps effective immediately

[HUteP]

How does this ruling affect UTEP's Camp in Alpine at Sul Ross?

http://espn.go.com/college-football...aa-bans-satellite-camps-effective-immediately

Never mind. I see where this applies to high school clinics and not preseason workouts.

 

[kickballpro]

How does this ruling affect UTEP's Camp in Alpine at Sul Ross?

http://espn.go.com/college-football...aa-bans-satellite-camps-effective-immediately

Not at all. What they are talking about is the camps like Mike Price used to do. A combine/7 on 7/Lineman challenge in Dallas, San Antonio, and Houston. The High School kids would pay $25 or so to go through these camps. They can still hold them on campus.

I know New Mexico Highlands has camps in Las Cruces and Ruidoso coming up. But I think this only affects Division 1.

 

[HUteP]

Not at all. What they are talking about is the camps like Mike Price used to do. A combine/7 on 7/Lineman challenge in Dallas, San Antonio, and Houston. The High School kids would pay $25 or so to go through these camps. They can still hold them on campus.

I know New Mexico Highlands has camps in Las Cruces and Ruidoso coming up. But I think this only affects Division 1.

That's what I get for not reading the entire story. Thanks for setting the record straight.

 

[jdubb66]

Mike Price rule? He was a pioneer of these camps. If anybody knows any kind of law, doesn't this infringe on anti-trust laws?