FAA Ground Stop Puts College Game Kickoffs in Doubt
A nationwide FAA ground stop on Friday, Nov. 13, halted departures for safety reasons after air-traffic-control communications problems and disrupted college football teams traveling for Saturday games. Washington remained in Seattle ahead of its game at Michigan State, putting its ability to cover the roughly 2,300-mile trip and the scheduled kickoff in doubt. Texas and several other teams also faced delays before weekend matchups. Auburn switched from a planned flight to a bus trip to Mississippi, while Alabama was unaffected because it had planned to travel by bus to Nashville. Michigan had reached the Pacific Northwest a day earlier, and the duration of the disruption and its effects on games remained unclear.







