I was looking at the ACC travel schedules of our new west coast friends
Coach Pete was talking today about going to California and traveling out there a day early because of the time adjustment and then coming back to Blacksburg to play Florida State
So it got me to thinking about the two new west coast teams and how they were going to handle the travel since each of them would have four away series and therefore at least two east coast trips.
It turns out that both have east coast trips during breaks in the academic schedule and stay for two weeks in which they knock out two away series. They also travel east the week before the ACC tournament and then stay there for two weeks.
Here is Stanford's:
Fri., March 21 - Sun., March 23; at Notre Dame
Tues., March 25: at Kentucky
Fri., Mar 28 - Sun., Mar 30: @ Virginia Tech
It looks like Stanford is on the quarter system and those dates are between quarters
Fri., May 2 - Sun., May 4: @ Boston College
Wed., May 7 - Sat., May 10: ACC tournament at Boston College
Here is California's east coast schedule:
Fri., March 21 - Sun., March 23 @ UVA
Wed., March 26: @ JMU's
Fri., Mar 28 - Sun., Mar 30: @ Clemson
Cal is on spring break Monday, March 24–Friday, March 28, 2025
Fri., May 2 - Sun., May 4: @ Syracuse
Wed., May 7 - Sat., May 10: ACC tournament at Boston College
California fourth away series is at Stanford and Stanford's fourth series is at Georgia Tech in a one-off Feb. 28 - March 2.
That's probably as good as it could be for their student-athletes.
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1y
(In response to this post by VTChip)
1y
Four hours in a cramped plane may not be the best thing for it, but we'll see.
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1y
those in that row do not lean back and they have extra leg room all in case of emergency. Of course we hope there is no emergency but take advantage of those benefits. We had those seats last August flying to Scotland - worked for me.
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1y
Oh, wait a minute...on second thought...
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1y
Which will include observing practice.
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