Players and coaches at Wisconsin and Cincinnati say getting away from campus for part of training camp helps them build camaraderie.
who has researched hazing while chairing the department of sport management, hospitality and tourism at Slippery Rock University, says it’s encouraging to see fewer teams leaving campus for preseason workouts.Elizabeth Allan,
a psychologist and the author of “Preventing Hazing: How Parents, Teachers and Coaches Can Stop the Violence, Harassment and Humiliation.” “But in groups that already have hazing as part of their rituals or traditions, it is very likely they will occur in those kinds of situations.” Holding training camps away from campus has been part of college football lore ever since Paul “Bear” Bryant subjected Texas A&M’s players to practices in 100-degree temperatures without water breaks way back in 1954, a trip that was chronicled in the book and movie titledSchools that train off campus now say it’s a way to build chemistry, something particularly important in the age of the transfer portal.
New Arizona State coach Kenny Dillingham has the Sun Devils reigniting a program tradition by working out three days at “And they’re going to have to do it without a cell phone,” Dillingham said. “They’re going to have to do it without a television, without a video game. They’re going to do it with a deck of cards. They’re going to do it with a Jenga set. They’re going to do it with dice. And they’re going to have to hang out and talk to each other and build relationships.
“We’d have to find a home run somewhere else,” Kelly said. “It can’t be this rustic – the old Junction Boys kind of setup. Those days are over. You really have to provide them with really good facilities.”
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