It’s not exactly a “swarm tour” as Michigan’s ambitious satellite camp schedule had been the last two summers, but Jim Harbaugh and his staff plan to make the most of the NCAA rule change that affects the number of days coaches can participate in camps and clinics.
Harbaugh and his staff will kick things off Friday, participating in a camp at Mercer University in Macon, Georgia, before heading to John Carroll University in Cleveland where Rick Finotti, formerly a Michigan analyst, is now head coach. That three-hour camp begins at 7 p.m.
On Saturday, Harbaugh will head to Bowie State in Maryland to participate in a three-hour camp there.