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GAME WEEK – #7 Texas at #24 LSU

It's about a 7 hour drive.

It will be interesting to see what happens.

One option is take a bus halfway tonight, stop at a hotel. Obviously a last minute logistical nightmare.

Seems like a huge disadvantage for stranded visiting teams. Maybe they will delay the games to Sunday or Monday?

What a mess.
 
It's about a 7 hour drive.

It will be interesting to see what happens.

One option is take a bus halfway tonight, stop at a hotel. Obviously a last minute logistical nightmare.

Seems like a huge disadvantage for stranded visiting teams. Maybe they will delay the games to Sunday or Monday?

What a mess.
The stoppage has been lifted. I'm sure Texas was using a chartered flight anyway. It should still be available.
 
The Ground Stop lifted just shortly ago.
Does anyone know if the team stayed on standby to leave ASAP?
Or call it a night an rest here and plan to fly before noon tomorrow?
 
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With ground stopage lifted , it's going to take a long time to get things back to normal.
Bet his attitude would reverse if ou was flying
Seems like a good strategy for Ole Miss, but not a good look.

I'm definitely not suggesting it, but I wonder if TX considered a similar move.
 
With ground stopage lifted , it's going to take a long time to get things back to normal.

Seems like a good strategy for Ole Miss, but not a good look.

I'm definitely not suggesting it, but I wonder if TX considered a similar move.
I doubt it. Hell the SEC would probably have told Texas to get there or forfeit. No way are they postponing a night game between these two teams in Death Valley.
 
I doubt it. Hell the SEC would probably have told Texas to get there or forfeit. No way are they postponing a night game between these two teams in Death Valley.
Perhaps, although it's hard to understand why they wouldn't have given Ole Miss that same ultimatum.

It seems like Ole Miss said we aren't going to make it to Norman for a Saturday game. Instead of telling Ole Miss to show up or forfeit, they rescheduled.
 
SEC is not going to tell those teams show up or forfeit. It is called $$$$.

Money certainly drives lots of CFB decisions, but the SEC held enough power to force Ole Miss to show up.

what happens if a team doesn't show up for a scheduled game? You would think that they would tell the team that if you don't show up, then you have to pay for the lost revenue plus a hefty fine out of your next SEC check.

Given that ultimatum, it's hard to believe Ole Miss wouldn't have shown up.
 
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