The kids I bring are hungry. They look at it as an opportunity to get away from the neighborhood. It's like a rut for a lot of kids. I grew up like that, so I understand that. The benefit is it's tremendous in building chemistry.
Most parents say their motivations for sending kids to summer sports camps are simple and honest.
Jason, who will be a senior offensive and defensive lineman, attended U-M's camp last summer and had a terrific time. I look at it as just something I know is going to make him better.