Just like a normal week, a fleet of
buses will be lined up outside Miami's athletic complex early
Friday afternoon to help get the Hurricanes on their way to a road
game.

Except this time, the route will change.

And the buses will roll much farther along.

Part of a plan to trim at least $150,000 from the team's travel
budget, Miami won't use a charter plane when traveling to face
Central Florida on Saturday night, taking a caravan of six buses
instead for the 3-hour trip to Orlando. The Hurricanes will stay
grounded when going to Tampa to face South Florida on Nov. 28,
making about a 4-hour bus ride to that game.