Since 1998

many teams have travelled far for their Away Games. We all know that the Irish travel all over the country, but just how far do other teams in other conferences go to play. Here we look at the top conferences and the top teams in each. When a Conference had a Florida team, I looked at that mileage due to the logistics.

In Order from most travelled to least: Also we look at the number of games played and wins.

Hawaii Road Games Played: 44
Road Games Won: 20 ( 45% )
Nonconference Games Played: 6
Nonconference Games Won: 1 ( 17%)
Miles Traveled: 138,082 mi

USC Road Games Played: 55
Road Games Won: 37 ( 67% )
Nonconference Games Played: 14
Nonconference Games Won: 10 ( 71%)
Miles Traveled: 45,072 mi

Miami Road Games Played: 48
Road Games Won: 33 ( 69% )
Nonconference Games Played: 12
Nonconference Games Won: 8 ( 67%)
Miles Traveled: 43,751 mi

UCF Road Games Played: 60
Road Games Won: 22 ( 37% )
Nonconference Games Played: 32
Nonconference Games Won: 8 ( 25%)
Miles Traveled: 43,000 mi

Notre Dame Road Games Played: 46
Road Games Won: 23 ( 50% )
Nonconference Games Played: 46
Nonconference Games Won: 23 ( 50%)
Miles Traveled: 37,675 mi

Ohio State Road Games Played: 46
Road Games Won: 34 ( 74% )
Nonconference Games Played: 6
Nonconference Games Won: 5 ( 83%)
Miles Traveled: 19,394 mi

Central Michigan Road Games Played: 61
Road Games Won: 18 ( 30% )
Nonconference Games Played: 22
Nonconference Games Won: 2 ( 9%)
Miles Traveled: 18,518 mi


Florida Road Games Played: 41
Road Games Won: 26 ( 63% )
Nonconference Games Played: 6
Nonconference Games Won: 2 ( 33%)
Miles Traveled: 17,349 mi

West Virginia Road Game Played: 50
Road Games Won: 31 ( 62% )
Nonconference Games Played: 15
Nonconference Games Won: 9 ( 60%)
Miles Traveled: 17,058 mi

Oklahoma Road Games Played: 43
Road Games Won: 29 ( 67% )
Nonconference Games Played: 9
Nonconference Games Won: 6 ( 67%)
Miles Traveled: 16,108 mi