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Every SEC road team found a way to its game after the FAA ground stop except one, and Oklahoma is furious about it. >🚨The SEC moved Ole Miss at Oklahoma to Sunday at 1 p.m. ET, TV TBA. OU AD Roger Denny said Greg Sankey made the call "over our strong objection" and then told OU that "our failure to play on Sunday at the directed time would result in a forfeit" >🗣️Denny: "We were told that Ole Miss explored every avenue to travel to Norman and play on Saturday as planned. But, unlike every other team traveling for competition tomorrow, they were unable to find a solution" - "Put simply, this decision isn't fair to our athletes, our institution or to Sooner Nation. But we've been given no other choice" - OU remains "steadfast in our belief that the wrong outcome was reached this evening," he said >✈️The SEC's explanation: Ole Miss couldn't leave Oxford on Friday night, and a late-night departure "could not be accommodated by the charter company." The Rebels can't depart until after 4 p.m. Saturday because of charter and pilot issues and time expirations, per Ross Dellenger >🤔The Athletic's Chris Vannini: "It's quite remarkable after a nationwide grounding that every FBS college football team will get to its destination tonight or early tomorrow. Great work by all the logistics people. And then there's Ole Miss-Oklahoma" - OU beat writer George Stoia: "Everyone in the country can get to their game except Ole Miss" How the ground stop hit every SEC game (all times ET): >🏈Auburn at Mississippi State: moved from noon to 4:15 p.m., now on SEC Network instead of ESPN2. Auburn was grounded and drove instead >🏈Alabama at Vanderbilt: 12:45 p.m., SEC Network, no change. The Tide bused to Nashville >🏈Tennessee at Texas A&M: 3 p.m., ESPN, no change. The Vols' plane got in the air on Friday night after the stop lifted >🏈Missouri at Georgia: 3:30 p.m., ABC, no change. Mizzou had already landed in Athens >🏈Florida at Kentucky: 6:15 p.m., ESPN, no change. The Gators made it to Kentucky on Friday >🏈Texas at LSU: 7:30 p.m., ABC, no change. The Longhorns reached their team hotel in Baton Rouge at 1:15 a.m. Saturday >🏈South Carolina at Arkansas: 7:45 p.m., SEC Network, no change. The Gamecocks landed in Northwest Arkansas at 3:14 p.m., before the stop hit >🏈Ole Miss at Oklahoma: Sunday at 1 p.m., TV TBA. It was set for Saturday at 4:15 p.m. on SEC Network Seven of eight SEC games stay on Saturday. One got pushed back more than four hours, and one moved a full day. Your call: Should the SEC have made Ole Miss bus to Norman, or was Sunday the right move? 👇 Follow @wakeupSEC for more. #SEC