NORMAN — OU football‘s home game against Ole Miss will move to noon Sunday, according to multiple late-night reports Saturday, Nov. 14.
The reports came just over 15 hours before the original kick time of 3:15 p.m. Saturday.
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Ole Miss was stuck in Mississippi for most of Friday due to the Federal Aviation Administration’s issue of a ground stoppage “due to extraordinary circumstances.”
Despite the ground stop being lifted Friday evening and other schools like Tennessee and Texas opting to fly the same night, Ole Miss is unable to depart due to “charter/pilot issues and time expirations,” according to Yahoo Sports.
As of just past midnight, there has been no official announcement.
This article will be updated.
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