SEC Postpones Ole Miss vs. Oklahoma Football Game Due to Flight Disruptions
The Southeastern Conference (SEC) announced that the football game between No. 19 Ole Miss and Oklahoma has been postponed to Sunday due to flight disruptions that prevented Ole Miss from traveling. The decision by SEC Commissioner Sankey has reportedly drawn…
Harlingen Weslaco Brownsville McAllen, TX, November 14, 2026 — The Southeastern Conference (SEC) has announced the postponement of the scheduled football game between No. 19 Ole Miss and Oklahoma. The game has been rescheduled for Sunday, November 5th, due to significant flight disruptions that prevented the Ole Miss team from traveling to the designated location.
The decision to postpone the contest was made by SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey. The exact details of the flight disruptions were not provided, but they were cited as the direct cause for Ole Miss’s inability to reach the venue for the originally planned game.
Reports indicate that the postponement has led to criticism from Oklahoma’s athletic director. The name of Oklahoma’s athletic director was not provided in the announcement. Further details regarding the nature or specifics of this criticism were also not disclosed.
The game, originally slated for Saturday, November 4th, will now take place on Sunday, November 5th. The SEC has not released specific kickoff times for the rescheduled contest.
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