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College football games could be derailed by the FAA ground stop

College football games could be derailed by the FAA ground stop
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A nationwide FAA ground stop is disrupting travel for college football teams across the United States. Several teams, including the Texas Longhorns and Kansas State, have had their travel plans halted, forcing some to seek alternative transportation like buses.

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The disruption illustrates the broad impact of aviation infrastructure failures on large-scale logistics and event scheduling.

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The Texas Longhorns were among the teams grounded on Friday. David Buono/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images A nationwide FAA ground stop is disrupting college football travel ahead of key weekend games. Flights for the Texas Longhorns and Kansas State were grounded, leaving games in jeopardy. Other sports leagues will also likely be impacted. Your plans to watch college football this weekend could be derailed after a nationwide ground stop has left some teams in limbo. College football teams across the country that were planning to travel Friday for their weekend games were halted after the Federal Aviation Administration issued the ground stop late in the afternoon. US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said there had been a "communication issue" impacting air traffic control centers. It's unclear what caused the issue or when the ground stop will end.

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