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Jayden Wayne, 2023 5* DE/OLB, Tacoma (Lincoln), WA (Offered 8/10/20)
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Your question answers itself, sir.CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
This question is probably best answered by @Logistics.CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
Total drive starting from Atlanta and back to Atlanta is 12 hours. How many pac-12 schools can someone hit with 12 hours of driving?dnc said:
I've been all those places except Auburn, can't imagine I'll be checking that one off the list anytime ever.CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
SEC driving superiority guy ^^dnc said:
You're overshooting a bit here unless you're projecting a lot of stops. Auburn to UGA is 3 hours flat. Clemson's less than an hour and a half from Athens and just over two hours from the airport in ATL (ATL traffic permitting of course).Tequilla said:
It’s taking a red eye to Atlanta and driving 3-4 hours to Bama ... then a few hours to Auburn ... probably 4+ hours to Georgia ... couple hours to Clemson ... then a few hours back to the airport and homeCFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
To get from Bama to Auburn to Georgia to Clemson is probably less than a 4 hour drive between each school. Getting from UW to Bama is a trek.1to392831weretaken said:So have we invented lightspeed travel or is this kid going to spend a couple hours at each school?
Getting a visit the first day visits are allowed is a positive for me.
To the extent that UW shows it has a similar/better infrastructure it’s a fresh comparison
They definitely planned out the driving well, the order of all these stops makes sense. -
Take a West Coast kid and drag him on a punishing road trip through the Deep South?
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2:45 Seattle to Portlandchuck said:
Ha! In your dreams. Six hours. Count on it.thechatch said:
Seattle to Eugene is 4.5 hrs.Tequilla said:
Seattle to Eugene is about 6 hours ... the triangle Seattle-Eugene-Pullman has to be more than 12 given that Seattle to Pullman is 4+CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
You can go WSU to UW to the Oregon schools in under 12.Tequilla said:
May be able to do Arizona schools and SoCal schoolsbackthepack said:
In California 4 and maybe oregon schools. Starting from Washington? maybe 4 probably 3.Tequilla said:
Don’t think you can do more than 4CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
Total drive starting from Atlanta and back to Atlanta is 12 hours. How many pac-12 schools can someone hit with 12 hours of driving?dnc said:
I've been all those places except Auburn, can't imagine I'll be checking that one off the list anytime ever.CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
SEC driving superiority guy ^^dnc said:
You're overshooting a bit here unless you're projecting a lot of stops. Auburn to UGA is 3 hours flat. Clemson's less than an hour and a half from Athens and just over two hours from the airport in ATL (ATL traffic permitting of course).Tequilla said:
It’s taking a red eye to Atlanta and driving 3-4 hours to Bama ... then a few hours to Auburn ... probably 4+ hours to Georgia ... couple hours to Clemson ... then a few hours back to the airport and homeCFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
To get from Bama to Auburn to Georgia to Clemson is probably less than a 4 hour drive between each school. Getting from UW to Bama is a trek.1to392831weretaken said:So have we invented lightspeed travel or is this kid going to spend a couple hours at each school?
Getting a visit the first day visits are allowed is a positive for me.
To the extent that UW shows it has a similar/better infrastructure it’s a fresh comparison
They definitely planned out the driving well, the order of all these stops makes sense.
I think you’re right that you can do the 4 California schools
You can only do the I-5 part of the PNW schools - Wazzu is too far East
I played around on Google maps and 4 was the most. It’s either the Cali (ILTCICIWILTD) schools, the PNW, or L.A. schools plus Arizona.
I didn’t bother checking Arizona to Utah & Colorado.
1:45 Portland to Eugene
Source: Me driving it a half dozen times a year for a decade. To make that trip 6hrs you’d have to be hitting SouthCenter and JBLM traffic on I-5. -
OK.thechatch said:
2:45 Seattle to Portlandchuck said:
Ha! In your dreams. Six hours. Count on it.thechatch said:
Seattle to Eugene is 4.5 hrs.Tequilla said:
Seattle to Eugene is about 6 hours ... the triangle Seattle-Eugene-Pullman has to be more than 12 given that Seattle to Pullman is 4+CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
You can go WSU to UW to the Oregon schools in under 12.Tequilla said:
May be able to do Arizona schools and SoCal schoolsbackthepack said:
In California 4 and maybe oregon schools. Starting from Washington? maybe 4 probably 3.Tequilla said:
Don’t think you can do more than 4CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
Total drive starting from Atlanta and back to Atlanta is 12 hours. How many pac-12 schools can someone hit with 12 hours of driving?dnc said:
I've been all those places except Auburn, can't imagine I'll be checking that one off the list anytime ever.CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
SEC driving superiority guy ^^dnc said:
You're overshooting a bit here unless you're projecting a lot of stops. Auburn to UGA is 3 hours flat. Clemson's less than an hour and a half from Athens and just over two hours from the airport in ATL (ATL traffic permitting of course).Tequilla said:
It’s taking a red eye to Atlanta and driving 3-4 hours to Bama ... then a few hours to Auburn ... probably 4+ hours to Georgia ... couple hours to Clemson ... then a few hours back to the airport and homeCFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
To get from Bama to Auburn to Georgia to Clemson is probably less than a 4 hour drive between each school. Getting from UW to Bama is a trek.1to392831weretaken said:So have we invented lightspeed travel or is this kid going to spend a couple hours at each school?
Getting a visit the first day visits are allowed is a positive for me.
To the extent that UW shows it has a similar/better infrastructure it’s a fresh comparison
They definitely planned out the driving well, the order of all these stops makes sense.
I think you’re right that you can do the 4 California schools
You can only do the I-5 part of the PNW schools - Wazzu is too far East
I played around on Google maps and 4 was the most. It’s either the Cali (ILTCICIWILTD) schools, the PNW, or L.A. schools plus Arizona.
I didn’t bother checking Arizona to Utah & Colorado.
1:45 Portland to Eugene
Source: Me driving it a half dozen times a year for a decade. To make that trip 6hrs you’d have to be hitting SouthCenter and JBLM traffic on I-5. -
It is more than just ok.chuck said:
OK.thechatch said:
2:45 Seattle to Portlandchuck said:
Ha! In your dreams. Six hours. Count on it.thechatch said:
Seattle to Eugene is 4.5 hrs.Tequilla said:
Seattle to Eugene is about 6 hours ... the triangle Seattle-Eugene-Pullman has to be more than 12 given that Seattle to Pullman is 4+CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
You can go WSU to UW to the Oregon schools in under 12.Tequilla said:
May be able to do Arizona schools and SoCal schoolsbackthepack said:
In California 4 and maybe oregon schools. Starting from Washington? maybe 4 probably 3.Tequilla said:
Don’t think you can do more than 4CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
Total drive starting from Atlanta and back to Atlanta is 12 hours. How many pac-12 schools can someone hit with 12 hours of driving?dnc said:
I've been all those places except Auburn, can't imagine I'll be checking that one off the list anytime ever.CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
SEC driving superiority guy ^^dnc said:
You're overshooting a bit here unless you're projecting a lot of stops. Auburn to UGA is 3 hours flat. Clemson's less than an hour and a half from Athens and just over two hours from the airport in ATL (ATL traffic permitting of course).Tequilla said:
It’s taking a red eye to Atlanta and driving 3-4 hours to Bama ... then a few hours to Auburn ... probably 4+ hours to Georgia ... couple hours to Clemson ... then a few hours back to the airport and homeCFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
To get from Bama to Auburn to Georgia to Clemson is probably less than a 4 hour drive between each school. Getting from UW to Bama is a trek.1to392831weretaken said:So have we invented lightspeed travel or is this kid going to spend a couple hours at each school?
Getting a visit the first day visits are allowed is a positive for me.
To the extent that UW shows it has a similar/better infrastructure it’s a fresh comparison
They definitely planned out the driving well, the order of all these stops makes sense.
I think you’re right that you can do the 4 California schools
You can only do the I-5 part of the PNW schools - Wazzu is too far East
I played around on Google maps and 4 was the most. It’s either the Cali (ILTCICIWILTD) schools, the PNW, or L.A. schools plus Arizona.
I didn’t bother checking Arizona to Utah & Colorado.
1:45 Portland to Eugene
Source: Me driving it a half dozen times a year for a decade. To make that trip 6hrs you’d have to be hitting SouthCenter and JBLM traffic on I-5.
It is correct.
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Hey, great fucking thread. Let's just get this guy, not make a road trip mixtape for him.
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Damn near a 40hr work week! Didn't know Saban paid by the hour....FTGRaceBannon said:
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Did you even think about what he'll be getting for Christmas?RealRhino said:Hey, great fucking thread. Let's just get this guy, not make a road trip mixtape for him.
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I've driven back and forth from pdx to Seattle and odx to Eugene a million times each. You allow 3.5 to Seattle and 2.5 to Eugene. Yes, you may beat that, but you can't count on it.chuck said:
OK.thechatch said:
2:45 Seattle to Portlandchuck said:
Ha! In your dreams. Six hours. Count on it.thechatch said:
Seattle to Eugene is 4.5 hrs.Tequilla said:
Seattle to Eugene is about 6 hours ... the triangle Seattle-Eugene-Pullman has to be more than 12 given that Seattle to Pullman is 4+CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
You can go WSU to UW to the Oregon schools in under 12.Tequilla said:
May be able to do Arizona schools and SoCal schoolsbackthepack said:
In California 4 and maybe oregon schools. Starting from Washington? maybe 4 probably 3.Tequilla said:
Don’t think you can do more than 4CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
Total drive starting from Atlanta and back to Atlanta is 12 hours. How many pac-12 schools can someone hit with 12 hours of driving?dnc said:
I've been all those places except Auburn, can't imagine I'll be checking that one off the list anytime ever.CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
SEC driving superiority guy ^^dnc said:
You're overshooting a bit here unless you're projecting a lot of stops. Auburn to UGA is 3 hours flat. Clemson's less than an hour and a half from Athens and just over two hours from the airport in ATL (ATL traffic permitting of course).Tequilla said:
It’s taking a red eye to Atlanta and driving 3-4 hours to Bama ... then a few hours to Auburn ... probably 4+ hours to Georgia ... couple hours to Clemson ... then a few hours back to the airport and homeCFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
To get from Bama to Auburn to Georgia to Clemson is probably less than a 4 hour drive between each school. Getting from UW to Bama is a trek.1to392831weretaken said:So have we invented lightspeed travel or is this kid going to spend a couple hours at each school?
Getting a visit the first day visits are allowed is a positive for me.
To the extent that UW shows it has a similar/better infrastructure it’s a fresh comparison
They definitely planned out the driving well, the order of all these stops makes sense.
I think you’re right that you can do the 4 California schools
You can only do the I-5 part of the PNW schools - Wazzu is too far East
I played around on Google maps and 4 was the most. It’s either the Cali (ILTCICIWILTD) schools, the PNW, or L.A. schools plus Arizona.
I didn’t bother checking Arizona to Utah & Colorado.
1:45 Portland to Eugene
Source: Me driving it a half dozen times a year for a decade. To make that trip 6hrs you’d have to be hitting SouthCenter and JBLM traffic on I-5. -
A million?chuck said:
I've driven back and forth from pdx to Seattle and odx to Eugene a million times each. You allow 3.5 to Seattle and 2.5 to Eugene. Yes, you may beat that, but you can't count on it.chuck said:
OK.thechatch said:
2:45 Seattle to Portlandchuck said:
Ha! In your dreams. Six hours. Count on it.thechatch said:
Seattle to Eugene is 4.5 hrs.Tequilla said:
Seattle to Eugene is about 6 hours ... the triangle Seattle-Eugene-Pullman has to be more than 12 given that Seattle to Pullman is 4+CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
You can go WSU to UW to the Oregon schools in under 12.Tequilla said:
May be able to do Arizona schools and SoCal schoolsbackthepack said:
In California 4 and maybe oregon schools. Starting from Washington? maybe 4 probably 3.Tequilla said:
Don’t think you can do more than 4CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
Total drive starting from Atlanta and back to Atlanta is 12 hours. How many pac-12 schools can someone hit with 12 hours of driving?dnc said:
I've been all those places except Auburn, can't imagine I'll be checking that one off the list anytime ever.CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
SEC driving superiority guy ^^dnc said:
You're overshooting a bit here unless you're projecting a lot of stops. Auburn to UGA is 3 hours flat. Clemson's less than an hour and a half from Athens and just over two hours from the airport in ATL (ATL traffic permitting of course).Tequilla said:
It’s taking a red eye to Atlanta and driving 3-4 hours to Bama ... then a few hours to Auburn ... probably 4+ hours to Georgia ... couple hours to Clemson ... then a few hours back to the airport and homeCFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
To get from Bama to Auburn to Georgia to Clemson is probably less than a 4 hour drive between each school. Getting from UW to Bama is a trek.1to392831weretaken said:So have we invented lightspeed travel or is this kid going to spend a couple hours at each school?
Getting a visit the first day visits are allowed is a positive for me.
To the extent that UW shows it has a similar/better infrastructure it’s a fresh comparison
They definitely planned out the driving well, the order of all these stops makes sense.
I think you’re right that you can do the 4 California schools
You can only do the I-5 part of the PNW schools - Wazzu is too far East
I played around on Google maps and 4 was the most. It’s either the Cali (ILTCICIWILTD) schools, the PNW, or L.A. schools plus Arizona.
I didn’t bother checking Arizona to Utah & Colorado.
1:45 Portland to Eugene
Source: Me driving it a half dozen times a year for a decade. To make that trip 6hrs you’d have to be hitting SouthCenter and JBLM traffic on I-5.
Seems high. -
Like I said, faggot. OK.thechatch said:
A million?chuck said:
I've driven back and forth from pdx to Seattle and odx to Eugene a million times each. You allow 3.5 to Seattle and 2.5 to Eugene. Yes, you may beat that, but you can't count on it.chuck said:
OK.thechatch said:
2:45 Seattle to Portlandchuck said:
Ha! In your dreams. Six hours. Count on it.thechatch said:
Seattle to Eugene is 4.5 hrs.Tequilla said:
Seattle to Eugene is about 6 hours ... the triangle Seattle-Eugene-Pullman has to be more than 12 given that Seattle to Pullman is 4+CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
You can go WSU to UW to the Oregon schools in under 12.Tequilla said:
May be able to do Arizona schools and SoCal schoolsbackthepack said:
In California 4 and maybe oregon schools. Starting from Washington? maybe 4 probably 3.Tequilla said:
Don’t think you can do more than 4CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
Total drive starting from Atlanta and back to Atlanta is 12 hours. How many pac-12 schools can someone hit with 12 hours of driving?dnc said:
I've been all those places except Auburn, can't imagine I'll be checking that one off the list anytime ever.CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
SEC driving superiority guy ^^dnc said:
You're overshooting a bit here unless you're projecting a lot of stops. Auburn to UGA is 3 hours flat. Clemson's less than an hour and a half from Athens and just over two hours from the airport in ATL (ATL traffic permitting of course).Tequilla said:
It’s taking a red eye to Atlanta and driving 3-4 hours to Bama ... then a few hours to Auburn ... probably 4+ hours to Georgia ... couple hours to Clemson ... then a few hours back to the airport and homeCFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
To get from Bama to Auburn to Georgia to Clemson is probably less than a 4 hour drive between each school. Getting from UW to Bama is a trek.1to392831weretaken said:So have we invented lightspeed travel or is this kid going to spend a couple hours at each school?
Getting a visit the first day visits are allowed is a positive for me.
To the extent that UW shows it has a similar/better infrastructure it’s a fresh comparison
They definitely planned out the driving well, the order of all these stops makes sense.
I think you’re right that you can do the 4 California schools
You can only do the I-5 part of the PNW schools - Wazzu is too far East
I played around on Google maps and 4 was the most. It’s either the Cali (ILTCICIWILTD) schools, the PNW, or L.A. schools plus Arizona.
I didn’t bother checking Arizona to Utah & Colorado.
1:45 Portland to Eugene
Source: Me driving it a half dozen times a year for a decade. To make that trip 6hrs you’d have to be hitting SouthCenter and JBLM traffic on I-5.
Seems high. -
I accept your surrender.chuck said:
Like I said, faggot. OK.thechatch said:
A million?chuck said:
I've driven back and forth from pdx to Seattle and odx to Eugene a million times each. You allow 3.5 to Seattle and 2.5 to Eugene. Yes, you may beat that, but you can't count on it.chuck said:
OK.thechatch said:
2:45 Seattle to Portlandchuck said:
Ha! In your dreams. Six hours. Count on it.thechatch said:
Seattle to Eugene is 4.5 hrs.Tequilla said:
Seattle to Eugene is about 6 hours ... the triangle Seattle-Eugene-Pullman has to be more than 12 given that Seattle to Pullman is 4+CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
You can go WSU to UW to the Oregon schools in under 12.Tequilla said:
May be able to do Arizona schools and SoCal schoolsbackthepack said:
In California 4 and maybe oregon schools. Starting from Washington? maybe 4 probably 3.Tequilla said:
Don’t think you can do more than 4CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
Total drive starting from Atlanta and back to Atlanta is 12 hours. How many pac-12 schools can someone hit with 12 hours of driving?dnc said:
I've been all those places except Auburn, can't imagine I'll be checking that one off the list anytime ever.CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
SEC driving superiority guy ^^dnc said:
You're overshooting a bit here unless you're projecting a lot of stops. Auburn to UGA is 3 hours flat. Clemson's less than an hour and a half from Athens and just over two hours from the airport in ATL (ATL traffic permitting of course).Tequilla said:
It’s taking a red eye to Atlanta and driving 3-4 hours to Bama ... then a few hours to Auburn ... probably 4+ hours to Georgia ... couple hours to Clemson ... then a few hours back to the airport and homeCFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
To get from Bama to Auburn to Georgia to Clemson is probably less than a 4 hour drive between each school. Getting from UW to Bama is a trek.1to392831weretaken said:So have we invented lightspeed travel or is this kid going to spend a couple hours at each school?
Getting a visit the first day visits are allowed is a positive for me.
To the extent that UW shows it has a similar/better infrastructure it’s a fresh comparison
They definitely planned out the driving well, the order of all these stops makes sense.
I think you’re right that you can do the 4 California schools
You can only do the I-5 part of the PNW schools - Wazzu is too far East
I played around on Google maps and 4 was the most. It’s either the Cali (ILTCICIWILTD) schools, the PNW, or L.A. schools plus Arizona.
I didn’t bother checking Arizona to Utah & Colorado.
1:45 Portland to Eugene
Source: Me driving it a half dozen times a year for a decade. To make that trip 6hrs you’d have to be hitting SouthCenter and JBLM traffic on I-5.
Seems high. -
I surrender in that you're full of shit and probably know it. I shouldn't be arguing with you.thechatch said:
I accept your surrender.chuck said:
Like I said, faggot. OK.thechatch said:
A million?chuck said:
I've driven back and forth from pdx to Seattle and odx to Eugene a million times each. You allow 3.5 to Seattle and 2.5 to Eugene. Yes, you may beat that, but you can't count on it.chuck said:
OK.thechatch said:
2:45 Seattle to Portlandchuck said:
Ha! In your dreams. Six hours. Count on it.thechatch said:
Seattle to Eugene is 4.5 hrs.Tequilla said:
Seattle to Eugene is about 6 hours ... the triangle Seattle-Eugene-Pullman has to be more than 12 given that Seattle to Pullman is 4+CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
You can go WSU to UW to the Oregon schools in under 12.Tequilla said:
May be able to do Arizona schools and SoCal schoolsbackthepack said:
In California 4 and maybe oregon schools. Starting from Washington? maybe 4 probably 3.Tequilla said:
Don’t think you can do more than 4CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
Total drive starting from Atlanta and back to Atlanta is 12 hours. How many pac-12 schools can someone hit with 12 hours of driving?dnc said:
I've been all those places except Auburn, can't imagine I'll be checking that one off the list anytime ever.CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
SEC driving superiority guy ^^dnc said:
You're overshooting a bit here unless you're projecting a lot of stops. Auburn to UGA is 3 hours flat. Clemson's less than an hour and a half from Athens and just over two hours from the airport in ATL (ATL traffic permitting of course).Tequilla said:
It’s taking a red eye to Atlanta and driving 3-4 hours to Bama ... then a few hours to Auburn ... probably 4+ hours to Georgia ... couple hours to Clemson ... then a few hours back to the airport and homeCFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
To get from Bama to Auburn to Georgia to Clemson is probably less than a 4 hour drive between each school. Getting from UW to Bama is a trek.1to392831weretaken said:So have we invented lightspeed travel or is this kid going to spend a couple hours at each school?
Getting a visit the first day visits are allowed is a positive for me.
To the extent that UW shows it has a similar/better infrastructure it’s a fresh comparison
They definitely planned out the driving well, the order of all these stops makes sense.
I think you’re right that you can do the 4 California schools
You can only do the I-5 part of the PNW schools - Wazzu is too far East
I played around on Google maps and 4 was the most. It’s either the Cali (ILTCICIWILTD) schools, the PNW, or L.A. schools plus Arizona.
I didn’t bother checking Arizona to Utah & Colorado.
1:45 Portland to Eugene
Source: Me driving it a half dozen times a year for a decade. To make that trip 6hrs you’d have to be hitting SouthCenter and JBLM traffic on I-5.
Seems high.
Have fun and good luck the rest of the way. -
I remember my wanting to argue with Chuck phase when I thought he was wearing hip boots in his avatar, turns out I was wrong...whatever
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Thank you fo the well-wishes👍chuck said:
I surrender in that you're full of shit and probably know it. I shouldn't be arguing with you.thechatch said:
I accept your surrender.chuck said:
Like I said, faggot. OK.thechatch said:
A million?chuck said:
I've driven back and forth from pdx to Seattle and odx to Eugene a million times each. You allow 3.5 to Seattle and 2.5 to Eugene. Yes, you may beat that, but you can't count on it.chuck said:
OK.thechatch said:
2:45 Seattle to Portlandchuck said:
Ha! In your dreams. Six hours. Count on it.thechatch said:
Seattle to Eugene is 4.5 hrs.Tequilla said:
Seattle to Eugene is about 6 hours ... the triangle Seattle-Eugene-Pullman has to be more than 12 given that Seattle to Pullman is 4+CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
You can go WSU to UW to the Oregon schools in under 12.Tequilla said:
May be able to do Arizona schools and SoCal schoolsbackthepack said:
In California 4 and maybe oregon schools. Starting from Washington? maybe 4 probably 3.Tequilla said:
Don’t think you can do more than 4CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
Total drive starting from Atlanta and back to Atlanta is 12 hours. How many pac-12 schools can someone hit with 12 hours of driving?dnc said:
I've been all those places except Auburn, can't imagine I'll be checking that one off the list anytime ever.CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
SEC driving superiority guy ^^dnc said:
You're overshooting a bit here unless you're projecting a lot of stops. Auburn to UGA is 3 hours flat. Clemson's less than an hour and a half from Athens and just over two hours from the airport in ATL (ATL traffic permitting of course).Tequilla said:
It’s taking a red eye to Atlanta and driving 3-4 hours to Bama ... then a few hours to Auburn ... probably 4+ hours to Georgia ... couple hours to Clemson ... then a few hours back to the airport and homeCFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
To get from Bama to Auburn to Georgia to Clemson is probably less than a 4 hour drive between each school. Getting from UW to Bama is a trek.1to392831weretaken said:So have we invented lightspeed travel or is this kid going to spend a couple hours at each school?
Getting a visit the first day visits are allowed is a positive for me.
To the extent that UW shows it has a similar/better infrastructure it’s a fresh comparison
They definitely planned out the driving well, the order of all these stops makes sense.
I think you’re right that you can do the 4 California schools
You can only do the I-5 part of the PNW schools - Wazzu is too far East
I played around on Google maps and 4 was the most. It’s either the Cali (ILTCICIWILTD) schools, the PNW, or L.A. schools plus Arizona.
I didn’t bother checking Arizona to Utah & Colorado.
1:45 Portland to Eugene
Source: Me driving it a half dozen times a year for a decade. To make that trip 6hrs you’d have to be hitting SouthCenter and JBLM traffic on I-5.
Seems high.
Have fun and good luck the rest of the way. -
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tricky trickyNeighbor2972 said:
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If it's Mark that's funny because he's suppose to visit Oregon State this weekend.
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Why visit the Beavs if you know you want to stay home?ROOFDOOGINS said:If it's Mark that's funny because he's suppose to visit Oregon State this weekend.
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This kid is a 1st rounder if he comes here. There isn't a reason to leave.
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A must get and his potential is huge, but his on field ability isn’t close to what his ranking is.KrunkJuice said:This kid is a 1st rounder if he comes here. There isn't a reason to leave.
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Huddle or in-person?RoadDawg55 said:
A must get and his potential is huge, but his on field ability isn’t close to what his ranking is.KrunkJuice said:This kid is a 1st rounder if he comes here. There isn't a reason to leave.
