Especially, if they are traveling more than a 100 miles? I noticed that Trinity traveled on a BUS to play my Packers in SOUTH Georgia! And they stopped in the ATL, the night before our Saturday game! NOW, THIS is where it gets interesting, as to whether it affected their performance against Colquitt! Coach ProPst has ALWAYS said, that if your team has to travel more than a 100 miles on gameday, it WILL affect their performance! And if at all possible, he tries to travel the day prior to the game! CONVERSELY, Trinity traveled FOUR HOURS(220 miles) to Moultrie from the ATL, for our game with them! What say YOU?
Do Missouri playoff teams, usually travel on gameday?
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Just jabbing at you... I know when we have to travel a significant distance, if possible, they will go the day before. If it's a 4 hour drive, they will, at least, leave early enough to stop and lift half way or something like that.
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I heard they even take a rack onto the buses and take turns squatting on the back of the bus
The Simpson yet again get a prediction right!!!
It depends on the destination, but arrangements are made with other schools, etc. and, if you're not complete jerks, like some who post on other threads, you'd be surprised at how other schools are happy to cooperate.
Evidently Colquit must have traveled over a hundred miles to play Milton. Sad ending for a good year. At least one of the teams that has been talked about so much actually won their state championship. Trinity Catholic
Depends on the destination and timing of the schedule when on road trips, sometimes the schedule is just too tight.
Or how giving players medicine, boosts their performance!
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