Oklahoma AD slams SEC's shift of Ole Miss game
The SEC moved the Oklahoma-Ole Miss football game to after a nationwide FAA ground stop halted travel, and Oklahoma athletic director Roger Denny condemned the decision, saying it put the Sooners at a disadvantage. The contest had originally been slated for, but the travel disruption forced a rescheduling. Denny said the SEC warned the university that refusing to play on would result in a forfeit, and he criticized the conference and Ole Miss for not doing enough to keep the game on its original day.