ASU won't let L.A. be a distraction
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By: Craig Grialou/Arizona Sports
Originally published: Nov 1, 2011 - 2:10 pm
Originally published: Nov 1, 2011 - 2:10 pm
No one likes it when their plane arrives late. Friday
though Dennis Erickson will insist on it. He wants a
late---or later, arrival into Los Angeles to avoid the
distractions that come with the nation's second-largest
city.
"I think it can be a distraction if you let it be," said Erickson. "We won't let it be because we're not going down there in time for it to be a distraction."
Adding to the distraction: a number of
Erickson's players are from Southern California. In this
case, however, Erickson believes that can serve as a
positive "because our players get a chance to go down and
play in front of their friends and famililes."
Senior safety Clint Floyd is looking forward to the trip. "It will be fun. My family is there." Floyd went to L.A.'s Crenshaw High School.
"Half of the team is from California so I think that will be a boost for us," he added. "It will be pretty much like a home game for us. We'll be pretty jacked for that."
ASU did not fare well in its last trip to L.A. in 2009, losing 23-13.
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