Not really understanding your question.? you need to be home on the 20th. Where is home? The game is on the 17th .I was thinking of trying to attend this game. Unfortunately I need to be home on the 20th so I’m trying to plan the logistics. Since the game time is still “TBD” does anyone know when they typically determine game times?
San Diego area And I’ll be driving.Not really understanding your question.? you need to be home on the 20th. Where is home? The game is on the 17th .
Doesn’t really matter what time on the 17th the game is . It looks like a 18-19 hour drive. You leave on the 18th you will be home late afternoon on the 19th .San Diego area And I’ll be driving.
Knowing California it could be both.Is that fire or flood season in Cali? You might factor that into your drive time...
reserve the hotel for the night after the game---if it turns out to be an early game---cancel the room for the 17th or keep the reservation for the 17th have some beverages at the clubs in Eugene with all the ducks fans and leave after check out on the morning of the 18th and you will still arrive in SD on the late evening of the 18th or early morning on the 19th.I’m just wanting plan if I have a few hours to drive south on the 17th. If it’s a night game I won’t even try to drive any length of time as I hope to be spent from yelling for my Huskers.![]()
time to pull a Hunter S. Thompson.. you got time to get lost in Vegas for a couple of daysSan Diego area And I’ll be driving.
Fear and loathing.time to pull a Hunter S. Thompson.. you got time to get lost in Vegas for a couple of days
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