12-05-2017, 02:31 PM
For the men it gets better as well. For the next four years, it will alternate between Santa Barbara and Cary. Which of course begs (as does the women's schedule) of such a big advantage to North Carolina programs. Cary is just west of Raleigh, which means it's less than 20 miles from Duke, UNC, and NC State, and pretty much with 200 miles or so of the entire ACC (or at least the pre-expansion ACC).
Of course, the women being in San Jose is pure and just :). But hoping that both events will rotate through the warm weather MLS parks (although I guess that only leaves Orlando and LA right now.) Or even that the NCAA finally considers going to a different schedule for soccer - the fall-spring split season that people have been advocating for, which might address some injury concerns over packing so many games into such a short timeframe.
VG
Of course, the women being in San Jose is pure and just :). But hoping that both events will rotate through the warm weather MLS parks (although I guess that only leaves Orlando and LA right now.) Or even that the NCAA finally considers going to a different schedule for soccer - the fall-spring split season that people have been advocating for, which might address some injury concerns over packing so many games into such a short timeframe.
VG