I just looked up the NCAA travel policies for 2014-2015, and only got that the NCAA will provide air and ground transportation through a travel company that uses commercial airlines for the NIT, but it didnt say it was mandatory. If the Ingram jet were made available to the team to make the trip out to California more comfortable, could we do that, or is it an infraction of some sort? What if Vanderbilt paid FMV for the use of the jet?
At the end of the Stanford game, the announcer said something about Vanderbilt "firing up the jet" to make its second trip in a week out to California, and I figure he was just using a euphemism for "Pack your bags, drive to the airport, go through TSA, sit in coach next to a crying baby on whatever red-eye, three-connection flight the NCAA will spring for," but I've been wrong before.
Can we at least get DJones bumped up to first class?
At the end of the Stanford game, the announcer said something about Vanderbilt "firing up the jet" to make its second trip in a week out to California, and I figure he was just using a euphemism for "Pack your bags, drive to the airport, go through TSA, sit in coach next to a crying baby on whatever red-eye, three-connection flight the NCAA will spring for," but I've been wrong before.
Can we at least get DJones bumped up to first class?
