NJ legislators need to pass a law to tax the $#^! out of any out-of-state school running a camp here--dedicate the money to reducing RU athletic subsidy.
Too bad for RU they will never be able to. As an athletic department, rutgers should be more worried about being the consistent embarrassment to the entire conference in every NCAA sport.
Funny how they forget football is 1-1 vs them
And with winning come the recruits. I'm starting to change my mind on whether this is such a terrible thing. Having heard previously about how upset the SEC was against the satelite camps and then reading that Harbaugh's Flying Circus was going to make two stops in Alabama, I thought there would be fine entertainment value in reading the sports section of one of the local newspapers there. They interviewed the principal at Billy Bob High School (or some similar name) and he was alright with it. Sounded familar. Then I read the head coach was offered and accepted a job with the Michigan football team as an Analysis. Sounded familar. Then I read that the school had two 4-5* recruits for 2017. Sounded familar. What didn't sound familar were the comments by the fans. I thought that they would all be against Michigan invading their territory but they weren't. Alabama and sometimes Auburn win so much that they practically have to beat back in-state recruits who want to be a part of those programs. They need somewhere to send these kids and the camps provide that. So, I guess the answer is just win and we can let Michigan have our leftovers.
Yup or the Top 10 wrestling team or the Final Four participating women's soccer squad...
would love to see you say that to his face. i could say all the same things about you. act like an adult. in the real world you would get your ass kicked for talking about someone you have never met or talked to. coward.
Welcome to the Big 10, latest count was 26, not counting the numerous specialty camps in Ann Arbor. Mi also has a camp In Princeton, Nj and from there all the way across the country to about 5 or 6 in Calif. I would have thought RU fans would have known that when they joined, they got no exemption for recruiting NJ players. Ask Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, they don't have the population numbers to compete so they're always around to Big 10 area, competing. Want to compete, quit thinking the kids from NJ will automatically go to RU and get as many as you can and get as many as you can from the rest of the country.
Don't hope for any changes in JH. The guy is smart and something else, he doesn't smear other colleges or their athletic teams. Who has seen through this whatever? At any rate, I find myself in a discussion that has little merit in fact, so adios, I am po at myself for even being in these talks.
