COLUMBIA, MO. • Georgia football coach Kirby Smart gets a text message asking about another satellite camp every five minutes. Maybe he’s exaggerating, but his point is clear. The story that won’t die in college football has reached a frenzied stage as coaches scramble to secure dates and locations for what promises to be a hectic summer.
This much we know: With the NCAA Board of Directors’ recent decision to overturn the Division I Council’s ruling against satellite camps, Smart and his coaching peers around the Southeastern Conference will soon hit the road to sell their brands and evaluate prospects.