Oklahoma-Oklahoma State Kickoff Moved Up Due to Severe Weather Threat
Severe Weather Concerns Force Game-Time Change
The highly anticipated Oklahoma-Oklahoma State rivalry game scheduled for Saturday, November 12th, has been moved up by two hours due to concerns over severe weather. The game will now start at 6 p.m. CT at Boone Pickens Stadium in Stillwater.
The decision to move the game was made jointly by the two schools and the Big 12 Conference. The National Weather Service has issued a severe weather watch for the Stillwater area on Saturday, with the potential for thunderstorms, heavy rain, and strong winds.
Safety First
Both schools and the Big 12 prioritize the safety of players, staff, and fans. By moving the game up, they aim to minimize the risk associated with the severe weather and ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all.
Game Day Updates
Fans planning to attend the game should monitor weather conditions and traffic reports closely. Updates will be provided through the schools' athletic departments and social media channels.
Preparations and Precautions
The University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University are taking all necessary precautions to prepare for the potential weather. They encourage fans to follow instructions from game officials and to seek shelter in designated areas if necessary.
Gameday Experience
Despite the schedule change, the game is expected to be a thrilling and intense rivalry matchup. Fans can anticipate a high-energy atmosphere, passionate crowd, and unforgettable football experience.