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FAA Ground Stop Affects College Football Teams Ahead of Saturday Games

A nationwide FAA ground stop issued on Friday is disrupting travel for college football teams scheduled to play on Saturday. Teams like Texas and Tennessee are seeking alternative travel options, while some teams have already departed. The situation is still developing.

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The FAA's ground stop issued on Friday is causing significant travel disruptions for college football teams ahead of Saturday's games. Teams such as Texas and Tennessee have been affected, with some unable to depart as planned. USC has already taken off for their game, while others are exploring alternative travel methods. The situation remains fluid as teams adjust their plans.

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  • FAA issued a nationwide ground stop on Friday afternoon.
  • Teams affected include Texas, Tennessee, Ole Miss, and others.
  • USC has already departed for their game against Indiana.
  • Texas was grounded before departing for Baton Rouge.
  • No. 2 Utah was also grounded in Salt Lake City.
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