The NCAA cannot and will not get to where it wants to go with recruiting until it comes to a compromise with AAU culture by Matt Norlander @MattNorlander Jul 27, 2019 at 9:12 am ET • 12 min read STORRS, Conn. — Just 18 coaches speckle the lower level of Gampel Pavilion, near the south-facing entrance of the venue during a session of the NCAA’s new youth development camps. Tens of feet away, a nondescript, marginally sloppy game between mostly low-major (or lower) 2020 men’s college basketball prospects plays out on the most prominent and prestigious slab of basketball hardwood in Connecticut. Though the venue is terrific, if not ideal, everything else about this picture is a stark departure from the frenzied crowds, amplified environment, hordes of coaches and loaded talent pool of the Nike Peach Jam, which was held two weeks prior in North Augusta, South Carolina. These College Basketball Academies are in their first year, a material NCAA response to the bribery and corruption recruiting scandal. Four are happening simultaneously around the country — Phoenix, Houston and Champaign, Illinois, are currently hosting the other three — and they are not without some irrefutable benefits. The NCAA pays round-trip airfare for each… Read full this story
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