SEC Reschedules Ole Miss-Oklahoma Football Game for Sunday Amid Travel Disruptions
The Southeastern Conference rescheduled the No. 19 Ole Miss at Oklahoma football game for Sunday after flight disruptions grounded Ole Miss's travel, a decision Oklahoma's athletic director criticized.
Tyler Longview, TX, November 14, 2026 — The Southeastern Conference (SEC) has rescheduled the football game between No. 19 Ole Miss and Oklahoma for Sunday. The decision to move the contest comes after significant flight disruptions prevented Ole Miss from traveling as planned.
The exact original date of the game was not specified in the information available, but the rescheduling to Sunday indicates a disruption to the initial schedule. Flight issues grounded the Ole Miss team, necessitating the change in game day. Details regarding the specific nature of the flight disruptions or the timeline leading to the decision were not provided.
The rescheduling has drawn criticism from Oklahoma’s athletic director. The specific points of criticism or the exact statement made by the athletic director were not detailed.
This development highlights the logistical challenges that can arise in collegiate sports, particularly with travel arrangements for teams. The SEC’s role in managing conference schedules is central to resolving such disruptions, aiming to ensure games are played while accommodating unforeseen circumstances.
Further details regarding the revised game time or any specific protocols followed during the rescheduling process were not made available.
Story summarized from the original created by Associated Press on www.ketk.com, see more information here.
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