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A national FAA ground stop affected team travel, and the Big 12 is evaluating changes to Saturday's football schedule; BYU's game was moved to 5 p.m. MST.
The Big 12 Conference said a national FAA ground stop is affecting team travel and that it is evaluating any potential changes to Saturday's football schedule [3]. The BYU–Baylor game on Saturday, Nov. 14 was moved to a 5 p.m. MST kickoff on FOX [1].
The Big 12 Conference said the national FAA ground stop is impacting team travel and that it is evaluating any potential changes to Saturday's football schedule. It said it will keep monitoring the disruptions with member institutions and provide updates for Saturday's games.
BYU Athletics reported that the Big 12, in conjunction with BYU and Baylor, shifted the kickoff for the Saturday, Nov. 14 game at LaVell Edwards Stadium to 5 p.m. MST on FOX because of the national FAA ground stop on all air travel.
Start times for other BYU events also changed. The women's basketball game against New Mexico will now tip at 1 p.m. in the Marriott Center, and the women's volleyball match against Texas Tech will start at 2 p.m. in the Smith Fieldhouse. Both can be viewed on ESPN+.
A headline from KCENTV.com says Baylor and A&M are discussing Saturday games following FAA groundings.
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Major U.S. airline whose flights are directly affected by FAA ground stops that disrupt air travel. · Industrials
Major U.S. airline whose flights are directly affected by FAA ground stops that disrupt air travel. · Industrials
Major U.S. airline whose flights are directly affected by FAA ground stops that disrupt air travel. · Industrials
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It said it is evaluating any potential changes to Saturday's football schedule because of the FAA ground stop and will provide updates [3].
The kickoff was moved to 5 p.m. MST on FOX [1].
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