Hurricane Bert could make landfall in the Bahamas this summer, and I'm not sure the good people there are prepared for a storm like this.
Jim Harbaugh and Michigan have earned headlines by announcing summer satellite camps from California to Connecticut, with stops in Kansas and Ohio (among others) along the way.
But SEC programs are now free to hold such camps, and Arkansas coach Bert Bielema may use the rule laxation for a potential "business trip" to the Bahamas.
From arkansasnews.com:
By his count, Bielema has been offered 84 different opportunities to hold camps across the country. Arkansas is even considering holding a camp outside the United States. Primarily he is looking at Bahamas and perhaps locations in Europe. He does have an offensive lineman on his roster, Hjalte Froholdt, from Denmark. Froholdt did play a good chunk of his high school football in the United States, finishing at IMG Academy in Florida before coming to Fayetteville.
The Bahamas... or Europe! Perhaps the most shocking thing about this all is Bielema can pass a passport background check. Still, I think somebody should alert the appropriate embassies.
