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9 total college football games given new kickoff times after bizarre FAA ground stop

The college football world has been deeply affected by the sudden FAA ground stop , which halted flights around the country. Due to the stopped flights, several traveling teams’ trips were delayed by a significant amount. As a result of all the chaos, a total of nine games have been given new kickoff times . Those games are: Auburn at Mississippi […] The post 9 total college football games given…

9 total college football games given new kickoff times after bizarre FAA ground stop

Nine college football games have been rescheduled after an unexpected FAA ground stop disrupted travel across the United States. The halt in flights caused significant delays for teams traveling to away games. Consequently, the nine affected games are: Auburn vs Mississippi State, set for 4:15 PM ET; Tulane vs Rice, 2:00 PM ET; Kansas vs West Virginia, 3:30 PM ET; Arizona State vs UCF, 3:30 PM ET; Baylor vs BYU, 7:00 PM ET; FAU vs Tulsa, 7:15 PM ET; Washington vs Michigan State, 4:15 PM ET; Utah vs Arizona, 10:30 PM ET; and Ole Miss vs Oklahoma, moved from Saturday to Sunday at 1:00 PM ET.

The most notable change is Utah at Arizona, with the No. 2-ranked Utes aiming for a College Football Playoff bid. The FAA ground stop significantly impacted their preparation for this crucial matchup against the No. 23-ranked Wildcats. The Ole Miss-Oklahoma game also presents potential consequences, as the Rebels possess a slim chance of securing a playoff spot, but their absence of key players such as top rusher Kewan Lacy puts them in a difficult position to win in Norman.

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