It sounds like college football will be disrupted by the FAA grounding all flights on Friday afternoon.
According to college football insider Pete Thamel, several high profile programs haven’t traveled to their destinations for Week 12 as of Friday night.
All ACC teams have successfully arrived at their Saturday destinations. Nebraska, Northwestern, Florida, Missouri, Texas Tech, Duke, Wake Forest, Boston College, South Carolina, Louisville, Kansas and James Madison all completed their travels successfully.
USC is in the air.
Here are all the games impacted by travel as of Friday night.
Baylor @ No. 10 BYU
Baylor has not made their trip to BYU as of Friday night.
Kansas State @ TCU
Kansas State has not made their trip to TCU as of Friday night.
No. 2 Utah @ No. 23 Arizona
Utah has not made their trip to Arizona as of Friday night.
Arizona State @ UCF
Arizona State has not made their trip to UCF as of Friday night.
No. 19 Ole Miss @ Oklahoma
Ole Miss has not made their trip to Oklahoma as of Friday night.
No. 8 Tennessee @ Texas A&M
Tennessee has not made their trip to Texas A&M as of Friday night.
No. 6 Texas @ No. 21 LSU
Texas has not made their trip to LSU as of Friday night.
Minnesota @ Penn State
Minnesota has not made their trip to Penn State as of Friday night.
Purdue @ No. 15 Iowa
Purdue has not made their trip to Iowa as of Friday night, but they will be transporting via bus.
Washington @ Michigan State
Washington has not made their trip to Michigan State as of Friday night.
Oregon State @ No. 24 Boise State
Oregon State has not made their trip to Boise State as of Friday night.
Wyoming @ UTEP
Wyoming has not made their trip to UTEP as of Friday night.
North Texas @ UTSA
North Texas has not made their trip to UTSA as of Friday night, but they will be transporting via bus.
As all of this unfolds, teams will be scrambling for buses or other transportation. It feels wildly unlikely that some of these games will be able to happen as scheduled. The FAA nationwide ground stop doesn’t have any concrete updates or any expected time of resuming operations.
Even when flights are able to resume, it’s going to be a logistical nightmare getting these planes off the ground. It’s very likely that the NFL’s Week 10 could be impacted by this FAA nationwide ground stop, also.
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