Jim Harbaugh's second Summer Swarm Tour came to an end with not a bang, but a whimper.
Due to concerns pertaining to the Zika virus, Michigan was forced to cancel its scheduled satellite camp appearance in American Samoa last week, per the Republican Party of American Samoa communications director John Raynar. With that brought an end to perhaps the most highly anticipated month in college football offseason history, although at this point, it'd be hard to say the Wolverines' unprecedented satellite camp tour was worth the hype.
For all the buzz that Harbaugh's monthlong worldwide journey generated from February through May, the only tangible results felt in June were the commitments of 4-star 2017 defensive tackle Aubrey Solomon, 3-star offensive tackle Andrew Stueber, 2018 4-star safety Otis Reese and unranked offensive guard Jalil Irvin.