Northwestern coaches and "satelite camps"

[Eurocat]

Do we also do this, do our coaches appear? Maybe it is something to consider?

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[gocatsgo2003]

Originally posted by Eurocat:
Do we also do this, do our coaches appear? Maybe it is something to consider?

Never say never, but I would highly doubt we ever see NU doing such camps.

 

[willycat]

Wondering why not gcg, especially if they are welcomed by a local high school in a known recuiting hotbed. Texas? Georgia? Florida? Seems like a good way to get the Wildcat brand into highly recruited areas.

 

[gocatsgo2003]

Originally posted by willycat:

Wondering why not gcg, especially if they are welcomed by a local high school in a known recuiting hotbed. Texas? Georgia? Florida? Seems like a good way to get the Wildcat brand into highly recruited areas.

As the original link notes, it's also operating in the gray areas of the NCAA rule book and may very well be banned in short order. That's not usually Northwestern's operating territory.

 

[KramerCat91]

Originally posted by gocatsgo2003:

Originally posted by willycat:

Wondering why not gcg, especially if they are welcomed by a local high school in a known recuiting hotbed. Texas? Georgia? Florida? Seems like a good way to get the Wildcat brand into highly recruited areas.

As the original link notes, it's also operating in the gray areas of the NCAA rule book and may very well be banned in short order. That's not usually Northwestern's operating territory.

NU's women's lacrosse runs camps in the northeast so I don't see why NU football couldn't run a camp in Texas, for example, unless different rules apply.

 

[haywood jahblowme]

our lacrosse program has been east coast camps for years