The travel plans for 10 Power 4 conference football teams and several from the Group of 6 have been disrupted by the FAA nationwide ground stop of all flights on Friday. https://t.co/V2wadoDonN
With the FAA issuing a nationwide ground stop due to air traffic control issues, @PeteThamel joins SportsCenter to discuss how college football teams are being affected ahead of their weekend games.
Sources: Alabama is expected to start Austin Mack at quarterback against Vanderbilt on Saturday. Starter Keelon Russell (ankle) is expected to be available, but the expectation is the Tide staff holds him out and lets his ankle heal. Russell has been listed as probable.
There's numerous college football teams that have yet to fly to their destinations. If this continues, it could significantly impact college football tomorrow.
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Nick Saban shares his view on what keeping their QB means for Mississippi State ๐
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โAt the end of four years, if he ends up in the NFL as a coach, I would not be surprised at all.โ
โ@RapSheet on Philip Rivers, the new HC of NC State ๐
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Nick Saban breaks down what impressed him most about Alabama's win over LSU ๐ฅ
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