The SEC has made their issues with satellite camps known, but that's not stopping Jim Harbaugh and Urban Meyer from hosting them across the south (Michigan is in Texas this year and Ohio State is in Georgia).
Florida State's Jimbo Fisher doesn't coach in the SEC, but he lords over a program in one of the hottest talent beds in the country and recruits from the same footprint. He took takes umbrages with the northern incursion.
From orlandosentinel.com:
"With these satellite camps, you're opening up a Pandora's box," Fisher said on our Open Mike radio show Wednesday. "Those guys (organizers of the camps) are paying people to work there, paying for the facilities, there's no limit on it. You want to open up a Pandora's box in recruiting; somebody's going to take advantage of that."
Honestly, I'm not even mad. I'm somewhat impressed that a college football coach called "Jimbo" is out here dropping greek mythology references.
