The NCAA opened up a can of worms probably best left unbothered. Further legislation is needed to correct the public relations backlash the recent satellite campus ban has created while also effectively regulating summer recruiting.
Some times it's best to let sleeping dogs lie. Some problems require complex solutions to be adequately corrected. As our 2016 presidential candidates have shown us, those types of solutions are hard, man.
The NCAA Division I Council (surprise, surprise) stuck their hand into a snake pit that they were not ready to wrangle after voting to ban "satellite" camps this week.