Eric Musselman from USC Trojans reveals frustrations over Big Ten Road Time Plan

When the USC Trojans started the Big Ten Conference after years in the PAC-12, one of the first questions that came to mind was how the Trojans wanted to deal with the trip. It is difficult to be on the street at first. If you admit the fact that USC runs thousands of miles for conference games with several street games with a few weeks, this adds up. Schools such as Rutgers, Maryland and Ohio State are thousands of miles except USC.

USC coach Eric Musselman made his thoughts and feelings on the long road trips of the Trojans, after they lost to Rutgers on February 23, they have the program and at the former PAC-12 schools, which are now in the big ten .

“Ucla, Washington, Oregon, USC, we are two to four games in the hole that are based on trips,” said Musselman. “It will be forever for men's basketball … and unless they do it in the past, which nobody has done, unless you are out here for six days.”

Mussleman was particularly upset that the Trojans played so late on a Sunday evening at 6 p.m. at 6 p.m., which means that USC returns far to Los Angeles after midnight.

“We will return around 3:00 a.m., then we'll take the bus. And then they go to class at 8:00 a.m. , and then you have a class in four hours, which means you have to get up, you have to take a shower, you have to come to class, “said Musselman.

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The Trojans will organize the state of Ohio on Wednesday, February 26, when Buckeyes will take the west for the first time this season to take over the Bruins and Trojans on a road trip that is similar to the USC, of ​​which USC is. Musselman pointed out that the Buckeyes received a surprisingly early Sunday tip of 12:45 in the afternoon.

“The state of Ohio is in Los Angeles and has been there for two days and they played for several hours ahead of us, but we are the team that has to travel Cross-Country, and then our body clocks have to re-adjust. Have lost tonight?

USC wants to break your three-game skid towards the Buckeyes, with the game being broadcast in the Big Ten network. Tip Off is set on Wednesday for 7:30 p.m.