Partridge & Peppers coach at Youth Satellite Camp this weekend!

I would not be surprised if he did that, gives the school some great press, and it would show kids and parents how much he cares about teaching football.

Even better. The kids would get exposure to the staff at an even younger age and fall in love with the program when they are even more impressionable. Soon Harbaugh and co. can start holding camps in maternity wards around the country FTW

In 3....2....1

Middle School camps this year. It's all about educating the youth and making the NCAA look like jackasses in the process.

Guys like Partridge and Peppers are going to teach kids the right way to play, rather than kids' first experience being with a nutcase never-was coach who thinks good football breaks bones.

Youth camps all over the country spreading the gospel of football, Harbaugh 1:1. In the beginning there was football. And it was good. Thou shalt practice football with an Enthusiasm Unknown to Mankind lest I smite thee. And Harbaugh 2:5. And the NCAA is an abomination before those pure of heart in the brotherhood of football. The fight against those craven sons of goats shall continue until the end of time

"Coaching youth athletics is harmful to both instructor and player." - NCAA Honestly, I'm beginning to think satellite camps were banned not only because of the SEC running the show, but also due to the NCAA unable to cash in.

Harbaugh is currently trying to convince Schlissel to fund University of Michigan at Prattville, Long Beach, Bradenton, and Dallas.

I thought they werent officially outlawed until the 28th? shouldnt they still be able to do these

A camp full of youth players trying to stop Peppers on a kickoff return. Money is on Peppers, right?

Hopefully, the young talent in New Jersey will go to Michigan when they grow up. Maybe a future Gary,  Peppers, Singleton, Ruiz (he is from New Jersey), or Bolds were at that camp.

Why did Peppers have to leave. He is not an employee of Michigan - right? How can the NCAA stop a student from teaching younger kids? Serious question. Haven't read the whole ruling but I got out of it that coaches/employees could not coach off campus - couldn't players volunteer to work camps across the country? Could Peppers go back to NJ and volunteer at his old high school's summer football camp?

I've read some very interesting ideas here and some warrant real consideration.

1. We should do these camps anyway, because we can't come across as defeated by Ol Boss Hog and his good ol boy cronies. We also gain exposure in those areas starting early, which is what our main goal is

2. I'm like most people here who don't believe this is over by a long shot. I think Harb needs to show the whole world that the NCAA is against youth and charities like Chad Tough. Doing these events anyway (in some fashion) keeps the media involved and rubs their faces in it.   

3. I'm sure the people at U of M and Notre Dame and Northwestern can come up with a good legal strategy to get this rule overurned or revised in a way that doesnt hurt the athletes chances of being seen by schools other that in the south.

 

Partridge & Peppers.... sounds like:

 

A) An acoustic Country duo.

B) A law firm.

C) A tasty dish consumed in Southern Cultures (aka SEC Country) which in turn gives the eater bad heartburn, excessive bloating, gas and eventual death.

D) All of the Above.

E) None of the Above.