SEC Postpones Ole Miss at Oklahoma Football Game Due to FAA Flight Groundings
The Southeastern Conference (SEC) postponed the No. 19 Ole Miss at Oklahoma football game by one day to Sunday because Ole Miss could not travel to Oklahoma on Friday due to FAA flight groundings. The decision was criticized by Oklahoma's…
Rochester, NY, November 14, 2026 — The Southeastern Conference (SEC) announced a postponement of the football game between No. 19 Ole Miss and Oklahoma. The game, originally scheduled for Friday, was moved to Sunday due to travel disruptions caused by Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) flight groundings.
The decision to postpone was made because Ole Miss was unable to travel to Oklahoma on Friday as planned. The FAA’s flight groundings impacted air travel, preventing the Ole Miss team from reaching their destination for the scheduled contest.
This postponement led to criticism from Oklahoma’s Athletic Director. The specific nature of the criticism and the name of the Athletic Director were not provided in the summary.
Details regarding the exact date of the postponed game, the specific timeframe of the FAA groundings, or any further statements from the SEC or involved parties beyond the initial report of criticism were not explicitly detailed in the provided summary.
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