The two-sentence rule change that most SEC coaches didn't understand is no more:

NCAA Board of Directors rescinds ban on satellite camps, source tells @ESPN

— Brett McMurphy (@McMurphyESPN) April 28, 2016

A gold star to whoever's running the Alumni Association's account this fine day:

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— Michigan Alumni (@michiganalumni) April 28, 2016

Once the DOJ rattled its saber, even if gently, you had to know that the chance a lawsuit-besieged NCAA would follow through on the band was nil. Especially since it seems like a number of conferences were in favor of the ban despite being, uh, not in favor of it. Even the conferences who meant to vote for it didn't understand the implications of the change, and thus found it hard to defend in public unless they had a smarm black belt like Greg Sankey.

The camp ban is thus done for this year, but don't be surprised if the SEC and ACC come up with a less draconian version of the rule next year. They might limit camps to 5 or something, which wouldn't impact many schools not coached by high-functioning lunatic workaholics.