It appears that the most unique part of the Michigan football program's world tour has to be adjusted.
U-M staffers are slated to work a three-hour satellite camp June 3 in Australia, but that camp no longer can be hosted by Prokick Australia, director Nathan Chapman tweeted.
According to Chapman, U-M needs to find a different Australian partner because of NCAA rules.
Most of U-M's mainland camps are affiliated with high schools, not professional organizations.
Wolverines coach Jim Harbaugh and his staff have 38 camps scheduled in 21 states, plus Australia and American Samoa next month.