Distance each team will travel during the 2023 season….

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Sounds like fun. Can you imagine all of those non-revenue sports teams doing all of that traveling? How about Southern Cal's women's golf team traveling to Rutgers for an early spring golf match?
 
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Sounds like fun. Can you imagine all of those non-revenue sports teams doing all of that traveling? How about Southern Cal's women's golf team traveling to Rutgers for an early spring golf match?
I may be wrong but I don’t think conference championships in golf are decided by weekly match play. USC and UCLA can stay out west for invitationals and then just show up for the big ten championships.

I know this is how it works for sports like track and field and swimming. Conf champions are solely determined by a 3-4 day meet. What teams do leading up to that doesn’t matter
 
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I may be wrong but I don’t think conference championships in golf are decided by weekly match play. USC and UCLA can stay out west for invitationals and then just show up for the big ten championships.

I know this is how it works for sports like track and field and swimming. Conf champions are solely determined by a 3-4 day meet. What teams do leading up to that doesn’t matter
Interesting. That makes sense. I would extend that just about every sport. The travel costs are going to be stupid.
 
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It’s almost like the teams furthest from the geographical median of the conference will travel the furthest. Huh.
 
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I’m not really trying to downplay the distance and travel time but…..some perspective is needed. The only part of their trip that is extended. Is the flight time. As with anything I travel on it’s not always the longest part. Living in Lincoln I want to catch a flight to Denver I have to leave 2.5 hours before my flight. I have a 1 hour in air time with another 1/2 hours of taxing. (Hopefully). I then spend 1/2 hour getting bags and another 1/2 getting rental followed by 1/2 hour of time to hotel for a total 5.5 hours. That’s for 500 miles. Yet I can go to Vegas. Another 600 miles or so for about 6.5 and LA for 8.

Now when you factor in they don’t make they save about 2 hours before the flight getting to airport and another 30 minutes using a bus instead of a rental car desk it’s not exceptional bad.

Just think how many term papers you can write on a 3 hour trip. 🤣🤣🤣
 
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