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Multiple college football teams in flight limbo due to FAA ground stop

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Multiple college football teams in flight limbo due to FAA ground stop

The nationwide ground stop issued by the Federal Aviation Administration Friday afternoon has impacted travel plans for college football teams scheduled to fly to their destinations. Among teams impacted are four schools in the NCAA's Bi…

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