The latest chess move in the raging debate over the validity of satellite camps has been made by Big Ten power Ohio State.
According to Kipp Adams of 247Sports, Buckeyes head coach Urban Meyer and his staff will take part in a camp at Central Gwinnett High School in Lawrenceville, Georgia, on June 16. They also have plans to potentially set up a similar camp in Florida.
While fellow Big Ten rival Michigan has created its share of headlines since head coach Jim Harbaugh held camps in areas such as Alabama, Florida and Texas last year, the Buckeyes' foray into the southeastern part of the country suggests that these camps are well worth any potential landmines that could emerge from participating in them.