California bans travel to Alabama, 7 other states:

[AlaskaGuy]

I can hear Mora now: "Well son how would you like to play for us here at UCLA? We can't play in 8 US states including Texas, but we have a great sushi bar in the athletes cafeteria."

 

[williewilliejuan]

I can hear Mora now: "Well son how would you like to play for us here at UCLA? We can't play in 8 US states including Texas, but we have a great sushi bar in the athletes cafeteria."

Outside of one game with Memphis this season that isn't impacted by this law, UCLA doesn't have any games scheduled in these states.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

Outside of one game with Memphis this season that isn't impacted by this law, UCLA doesn't have any games scheduled in these states.

You might want to do a google search on bowl games that the PAC is tied into. Three of those games are in the state of Texas, not to mention recruiting in Texas.

 

[OregonDucks]

California is super cereal here guys.

 

[Chewbaccer]

Outside of one game with Memphis this season that isn't impacted by this law, UCLA doesn't have any games scheduled in these states.

They'll add Georgia to the list in 2026 because UCLA will be too skeered to play between the hedges after getting blown out by the Dawgs at the Rose Bowl in 2025.

 

[TheRobotDevil]

I can hear Mora now: "Well son how would you like to play for us here at UCLA? We can't play in 8 US states including Texas, but we have a great sushi bar in the athletes cafeteria."

Correct me if I'm worn.This ban "restricts Publicaslly funded travel" And "most state funded travel". So how does this impact private schools athletics,travel and scheduling? I haven't read much about it.And tbh I just don't see this sticking regardless .And SC is a private college and I don't see this effecting their scheduling from what I've read

 

[AlaskaGuy]

Correct me if I'm worn.This ban "restricts Publicaslly funded travel" And "most state funded travel". So how does this impact private schools athletics,travel and scheduling? I haven't read much about it.And tbh I just don't see this sticking regardless .And SC is a private college and I don't see this effecting their scheduling from what I've read

SC and Stanford are private schools, UCLA and Cal are screwed. I can see those two schools getting kicked to the curb for two new conference members.

 

[TheRobotDevil]

SC and Stanford are private schools, UCLA and Cal are screwed. I can see those two schools getting kicked to the curb for two new conference members.

Thats about how I read it.Fuck Cal and UCLA if politics mean more to them than college football. Let em go and replace them.Texas and Oklahoma to the PAC would be even more fitting now imo

 

[AlaskaGuy]

Thats about how I read it.Fuck Cal and UCLA if politics mean more to them than college football. Let em go and replace them.Texas and Oklahoma to the PAC would be even more fitting now imo

I'm thinking replace those two schools with the two Okie schools, Texas and Texas Tech. Move Utah and Colorado to the PAC North and the new members to the PAC South. Yay for PAC-14.

 

[williewilliejuan]

You might want to do a google search on bowl games that the PAC is tied into. Three of those games are in the state of Texas, not to mention recruiting in Texas.

If those contracts were entered into before January of 2017, it doesn't matter. Besides, have you seen UCLA play football? Bowl games? That's funny.

 

[TheRobotDevil]

This thread sure looks like fun.









Any chance USC won't be able to host my Broncos? Cuz that'd be cool.

SC is a private school.Based on the details of the travel ban.This should hold no bearing on USC and Stanford what so ever. Neither school is state funded.Going off the way this travel ban is written. It should only hit schools like UCLA,Cal etc....

 

[AlaskaGuy]

If those contracts were entered into before January of 2017, it doesn't matter. Besides, have you seen UCLA play football? Bowl games? That's funny.

The travel ban doesn't just include football. Basketball, gymnastics, baseball, etc ... although football is the money maker. At this point in time its looking like UCLA and Cal are doomed in regards to remaining in the conference.

 

[broncosmitty]

SC is a private school.Based on the details of the travel ban.This should hold no bearing on USC and Stanford what so ever. Neither school is state funded.Going off the way this travel ban is written. It should only hit schools like UCLA,Cal etc....

Well shit...

 

[williewilliejuan]

The travel ban doesn't just include football. Basketball, gymnastics, baseball, etc ... although football is the money maker. At this point in time its looking like UCLA and Cal are doomed in regards to remaining in the PAC-12.

If you say so.

 

[TheRobotDevil]

I'm thinking replace those two schools with the two Okie schools, Texas and Texas Tech. Move Utah and Colorado to the PAC North and the new members to the PAC South. Yay for PAC-14.

Would suck to lose the UCLA rivalry game. But from a football stand point.The Texas and Oklahoma schools are an upgrade imo. Idk Football > politics if you ask me

 

[AlaskaGuy]

If you say so.

Name one P5 school outside the state of California that refuses to play in 8 US states including Texas.

 

[TheRobotDevil]

The travel ban doesn't just include football. Basketball, gymnastics, baseball, etc ... although football is the money maker. At this point in time its looking like UCLA and Cal are doomed in regards to remaining in the conference.

I can't see them keeping up.And being able to work around scheduling with the travel ban in regards to their football programs

 

[williewilliejuan]

Name one P5 school outside the state of California that refuses to play in 8 US states including Texas.

You tell me.

 

[TheRobotDevil]

Well shit...

Going by the language in the travel ban.SC should be clear of the whole thing smitty. After reading this I'm even more thankful they are a private college.And it shouldn't effect their scheduling based on the way this reads

 

[TheRobotDevil]

I can hear Mora now: "Well son how would you like to play for us here at UCLA? We can't play in 8 US states including Texas, but we have a great sushi bar in the athletes cafeteria."

Their recruiting would take a massive hit too.Really bad overall situation for UCLA and Cal across the boards