The start of training camp is supposed to be a giddy day for college football coaches every summer, because they finally regain the one thing they covet more than anything else.
Control.
The schedule is laid out in excruciating detail. The players are in front of them for most of the day. The uncertainty from the long offseason -- and those troublesome phone calls at 2 a.m. -- is gone.
For Chris Ash, it was opposite this week. He knows that charges from the credit-card fraud investigation hovering over his Rutgers program are coming, but he doesn't know when.