Also: camps have been confirmed for American Samoa and Hawaii per Sam Webb.
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This was also dropped...
Expect two more Michigan satellite camps outside the continental United States to be announced soon. #GoBlue pic.twitter.com/aFTVQuKrVR
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I expect one of those will be among the sheep fields of Scotland. #leadersbleatlast
looking for some kickers.
A lot of folks in the states are unfamiliar with AFL, Australian Football League, which is very different from rugby. In the few years since I moved here I have absolutely fallen in love with the sport (specifically the Adelaide Crows), which is exciting, high scoring, fast-paced, and with some rather crunching hits.
He's wise to go to Victoria (the state where Melbourne is), which is the hotbed of AFL (Sydney and Brisbane are big rugby centres, whereas Melbourne and Adelaide are mostly AFL). When you hear about an Aussie punter they are usually AFLers (which is why Blake O'Neill came from Melbourne.
However, they are more than that. The way these guys need to streak down the field and high-point a ball, I wouldn't be surprised for them to make a good transition to defensive back or wide receiver as the case may be. An example of some highlights can be found at the link -> here.
P.S. It's called "gridiron" here to distinguish it from AFL ("footy"), rugby union, rugby league, (yes there are two rugbys, that sometimes go by "football'), and soccer (which is actually called soccer just as often as it's called football, believe it or not).
AFL is fun to watch though. As mentioned above, they used to show it on espn2 in the 1990s.
I dated someone in college who had been a high school exchange student in Melbourne. She was a Collingwood Magpies supporter.
I ask this because I bug everyone about it... are you in Australia (or is your gf also a Michigan grad)? If so we're trying to grow our alumni network out here, currently we have a FB page and are working on a website, had our first event in Melbourne last year. It's an exciting time to be a Wolverine in Australia!
we work in Los Angeles but she is from Doncaster and we go back twice a year
continue the ban on Poofsters?
He really needs to schedule a camp for Cameroon.
Jim and John Harbaugh have told people that they feel that it is their mission to spread the good gospel of football to the youth of the world. This is an amazing decision to continue in that light...and also flip a middle finger to the SEC and NCAA at the same time.
Nothing stops this train.
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To what, find a potential punter...
There's no better opportunity to see what kind of talent might be there. They might even create new Michigan fans.
There are some pretty good players in Germany. Harbaugh needs to hold a camp or two there.
Brazil...is Pele still alive he could stop by
where these friendly creatures roam.
The man is absolutely batshit crazy. Its awesome.
My wife is Australian and I'm telling you, that is a BRUTAL flight there and back. 18 - 30 hours one way no matter how you arrange it from Michigan. My wife has never done it in less than 24 hours because a nonstop flight from LA to Australia is just awesomely expensive.
In addition, everything in Australia is actively seeking your death. My wife likes to walk and more than a few times she had to get a ride home because the neighbors notified her that a brown snake was sunning itself on the road home.
How about a camp on North Campus?
Leaving no stone unturned.