Travel For West Coast B1G Teams

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How far is Washington football traveling for Rutgers game?​

According to the Washington athletics site, the only FBS programs further east than Rutgers are UConn, UMass, Army, and Boston College. Conversely, Oregon, Oregon State, and Hawai'i are the only FBS programs further west than Washington.
According to Air Miles Calculator, 2,402 air miles separate Seattle-Tacoma International Airport and Newark Liberty International Airport. Doubling that number to account for a roundtrip, Washington will travel 4,804 miles to play its conference game vs. the Scarlet Knights on Friday.
In all, the Huskies will spend roughly 10 hours in the air flying to and from the game.,

Total travel distance for Big Ten Conference teams​

All four newcomers to the conference in USC, UCLA, Washington and Oregon, will travel the most among Big Ten teams this season. The Bruins, due to a season-opening trip to Hawaii, will travel the furthest distance for road games with a total of around 22,048 roundtrip miles for six road games.
Here's a look at how the far the former Pac-12 teams will travel for Big Ten and other games this season, via 247Sports:

1. UCLA ― 22,048 miles, 3,674 miles per road trip (Games at Hawaii, LSU, Penn State, Rutgers, Nebraska and Washington)
2. Washington ― 17,522 miles, 2,920 miles per road trip (Games at Rutgers, Penn State, Iowa, Indiana, Oregon and Seattle, neutral site vs. Washington State)
3. USC ― 12,710 miles, 2,542 miles per road trip (Games at Michigan, Minnesota, Maryland, Washington, Las Vegas, neutral site against LSU, and UCLA
4. Oregon ― 12,521 miles, 2,505 miles per road trip (Games at Purdue, Michigan, Wisconsin, UCLA and Oregon State)

How far is Washington football traveling to play Rutgers? Air miles, travel time, more

Washington football is traveling to New Jersey to take on Rutgers in a Big Ten game. Just how far are the Huskies traveling?:

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