Defense travels.

And if that’s so, BYU corner Evan Johnson might just return home in the first-class seats. Give him his own limo to and from the airports on this just-finished 2,000-mile jaunt across two time zones.

Give him the comfort pillows, the reclining seats, all the soda and juice he can down and lace that warm washcloth with some fancy fragrance.

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Johnson’s interception of ECU’s senior star quarterback Katin Houser in the second quarter of a 6-3 game proved the biggest play of BYU’s 34-13 win over ECU Saturday night.

It was a huge play. A back-breaker. A real killer before a loud, screaming, expectant ECU home crowd look

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