Ole Miss has broken its silence after Friday's Federal Aviation Administration ground stoppage forced the postponement of its Week 11 matchup against Oklahoma, pushing the kickoff back to Sunday, Nov. 15.
In a statement released on Saturday, Nov. 14, the Rebels said they intended to fly to Oklahoma for Saturday's game once the more-than-four-hour ground stoppage was lifted, but the crew that was chartering their JetBlue flight was unable to fly them, corroborating the SEC's previous statement .
"Like the rest of the nation, we faced unprecedented challenges with Friday’s ground stoppage. As we worked through the travel issues and uncertainty…
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