Posted by Don on 9/12/2007, 2:33 pm, in reply to "article on access for press and fans to practices and the like" Bo started it, he just didn't like the press. Lloyd Carr says he does it to protect the kids. He's a "Bo" guy, so it's just continuing the line. On the other hand, you have USC which opens most, if not all of their practices to the public/media. It doesn't seem to have affected their ability to focus and win one bit. So, to answer your question, I like having access but I also believe the staff has the right to monitor what is let out. It's similar to a classroom, really. A professor can regulate which outsiders can sit in their class. A coach has the same responsibility.
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they call the football program "Fort Schembechler". They have GA's police the local dorms and overpasses to make sure nobody is watching practice. It's been a source of humor for a long time because Michigan really doesn't play a very sophisticated brand of football.
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