The Utah head coach’s attitude reflects some of the same concerns tight ends coach Fred Whittingham brought to light in April: There’s way too many camps and campers to sort out in any concise way. Utah’s own brand recognition may not draw top-level recruits that Michigan or UCLA might bring in, for example, and by the time June is over, the Utes may have seen literally thousands of prospects — but only a handful who could truly ever play at Utah.
The constant flying in and out of camps is also a drain during what technically is a "quiet period" during the NCAA recruiting calendar.