[OCcardinal]

This looks like a typical challenging schedule with cross-country road trips exchanged for road trips at altitude in SLC and Boulder. 

If you look at the 2021 schedule:
- Stanford had 1 trip to North Carolina (before school started, same as scheduled for this fall)
- a road trip to the Washington schools (compared to a trip to Louisville and a stop in Chicago/South Bend on the way back)
- a road trip to Boulder (compared to a trip to Dallas to play SMU)

Doesn't look unreasonably more difficult than in the past (just more time zones).  The big difference will be that the ACC has a conference tournament, while the Pac 12 didn't.  That will be up to 3 games.  The first game, if they have one, could either be home or away.  The semi-final and the championship games are always in North Carolina.  Depending on how Stanford plays, the tournament could involve anywhere from 0 additional trips up to 2.

[OCcardinal]

This looks like a typical challenging schedule with cross-country road trips exchanged for road trips at altitude in SLC and Boulder. 

If you look at the 2021 schedule:
- Stanford had 1 trip to North Carolina (before school started, same as scheduled for this fall)
- a road trip to the Washington schools (compared to a trip to Louisville and a stop in Chicago/South Bend on the way back)
- a road trip to Boulder (compared to a trip to Dallas to play SMU)

Doesn't look unreasonably more difficult than in the past (just more time zones).  The big difference will be that the ACC has a conference tournament, while the Pac 12 didn't.  That will be up to 3 games.  The first game, if they have one, could either be home or away.  The semi-final and the championship games are always in North Carolina.  Depending on how Stanford plays, the tournament could involve anywhere from 0 additional trips up to 2.