BarnyBus trips

[bigskyconf]

How many bus trips this year? I'm thinking all trips could be bussed if they want to. More realistically, however here is my list.

BYU---Fly. Easy flight to SLC then short bus trip to Provo.
Oregon State---Bus. I don't think even the Ducks fly in to Corvallis. Images of the movie "Brewster's Millions" come to mind
Montana State---Bus. I'd like to see them fly but a Montana road trip in early October can be really awesome.
Idaho State---Bus. They've been bussing to Pocatello for awhile now.
Cal Poly---Fly to San Jose, then bus. They had the infamous bus trip from a couple years ago that put these trips under scrutiny. I don't think they bus the whole way again.
EWU---Bus. Always have.

Fly to BYU and Poly. The rest by bus, although I could see them bus to Obispo, and fly to Bozeman.

 

[BroadwayVik]

There are a lot of places in this conference where it makes sense to take the tour, especially depending on the time of the year. I'd think that the budget would allow for two flights a season, hopefully incrementally more with the passage of time and the building up of resources.

Who'da thunk it? Bozeman is 750 miles away and San Luis Obispo is 847 miles away from Portland.

 

[Pounder]

Oregon State---Bus. I don't think even the Ducks fly in to Corvallis. Images of the movie "Brewster's Millions" come to mind

The irony here is that the Pac-12 teams usually fly into Eugene when heading to Corvallis. This leaves me trying to imagine Nike making a hullabaloo about the Ducks flying to Corvallis for a future game and therefore taking off AND landing at Mahlon Sweet.

 

[BroadwayVik]

:lol: :lol: :lol: :thumb: :lol: :lol:

 

[Jay Fend]

This is a great article from NCAA about Barny's "Americana Tour".

http://www.ncaa.com/news/football/article/2017-08-23/fcs-how-portland-state-wins-hitting-road-play-big-guys