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Post by touchdownbeavers on Jan 13, 2016 10:58:47 GMT -8
Form the Corvallis Gazette "Given the nature of the road trip and the distance between the two game sites (roughly 500 miles), Oregon State would be making three airplane flights if they weren’t going home. Traveling home between games adds one flight and means two-plus days at home. Oregon State’s staff made a joint decision to avoid being gone for six days and having the players miss four days of school. The Beavers will possibly not practice Thursday after getting home, Tinkle said. They’ll practice Friday at home and decided whether they’ll practice Saturday at home or after they fly to Salt Lake City that day. “I don’t think it should be a problem. We’ve got to get back to class. That’s what coach wants,” senior guard Gary Payton II said of the travel. “I love my bed so it’s great to sleep in my bed after a road game. It is what it is, so you’ve just got to get back out there and handle business.” Oregon State is one of five Pac-12 men’s basketball teams with a Wednesday-Sunday week on the road this season." www.gazettetimes.com/sports/beavers-sports/basketball/osu-men-s-basketball-beavers-cut-week-into-two-trips/article_b325eb65-227a-50fc-80dd-e87cdb605b51.html
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Post by orangeexpress on Jan 13, 2016 14:16:38 GMT -8
This Wednesday and Sunday road trip schedule is asinine for a student athlete. Good for OSU for avoiding spending three extra days in a hotel in a different time zone. I wonder if Stanford went home last week between the two games here in the valley.
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Post by beaverstever on Jan 13, 2016 14:59:24 GMT -8
I'd be really stoked if I were Colorado as well about a 9 PM local time tip-off. Completely eliminates the opportunity for young families to attend, and is very unattractive to anybody working the next day - especially for those driving over from Denver.
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