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Oklahoma AD Roger Denny blasts SEC after game vs. Ole Miss pushed to Sunday under threat of forfeit
Oklahoma's efforts to block the SEC from rescheduling its home matchup against Ole Miss to Sunday ended in defeat after a nationwide flight groundstop and a Friday night dispute with conference officials.
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Oklahoma athletics director Roger Denny condemned SEC commissioner Greg Sankey’s decision to shift the Sooners’ home game against No. 19 Ole Miss from Saturday afternoon to Sunday at 1 p.m. ET, saying the change came “over our strong objection.” When Oklahoma tried to keep the original Saturday slot, Sankey warned that refusing to play at the directed time would result in a forfeit. The dispute unfolded amid a nationwide flight groundstop, which ultimately forced the game’s rescheduling despite Oklahoma’s resistance.
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