Stanford's Troy Taylor shrugs off potential logistical issues with possible ACC move: 'I'm OK with traveling'

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The Pac-12 Conference has recently experienced a mass exodus as several schools have decided to join other Power 5 conferences.

Late last month, Colorado announced its intentions to join the Big 12, starting in 2024. Southern California and UCLA have previously said they will leave the Pac-12 and join the Big Ten. In addition to the departures, the Pac-12 also has to contend with the expiration of the league's current media rights deals.

Stanford will soon be one of the last prominent programs in the Pac-12, but the school's name has been mentioned as one of the programs that could potentially join the ACC.

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Stanford Cardinal coach Troy Taylor speaks during Pac-12 Media Day at Resorts World Las Vegas on July 21, 2023. (Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports)

Shortly after the Buffaloes move to the Big 12 was announced, the Pac-12 released a statement that said the league will consider expansion.

"We are focused on concluding our media rights deal and securing our continued success and growth," the Pac-12 said. "Immediately following the conclusion of our media rights deal, we will embrace expansion opportunities and bring new fans, markets, excitement and value to the Pac-12."

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If Stanford does decide to join the ACC, travel is a potential issue that could arise. Stanford Stadium is in California, whereas the vast majority of ACC schools are based along the East Coast. But Stanford coach Troy Taylor is not concerned about any possible logistical challenges.

"I'm OK with traveling. Our guys love playing football, and