These 10 college football road teams should have had their flights grounded by the FAA

The FAA Disruption And Road Losses

The Federal Aviation Administration imposed a nationwide ground stop lasting several hours on Friday. It affected only a handful of college football games the next day, according to the article.

Several visiting teams that reached their destinations still struggled badly. The text says the featured programs traveled long distances and gave up dozens of points, but it does not identify all 10 teams promised in the headline.

UConn And Iowa State Dominate

UConn defeated James Madison, ending the Dukes’ hopes of becoming the College Football Playoff’s lone Group of Six representative. The Huskies gained 504 yards and scored six touchdowns, including on a 100-yard kickoff return; JMU fell to its third loss and second place in the Sun Belt East.

Iowa State beat Cincinnati after building a 31-7 lead late in the first half. The Cyclones totaled 504 yards, while the Bearcats were held scoreless after halftime.

Georgia Pulls Away From Missouri

Georgia beat No. 22 Missouri with 468 yards of offense. Running back Nate Frazier gained 72 yards and scored three touchdowns, while the Bulldogs scored on their first five possessions.

Missouri trailed 31-7 at halftime and took its fourth loss of the year. The article says that defeat should end the Tigers’ College Football Playoff hopes.

More Teams Struggle On The Road

South Carolina outgained Arkansas but reached the end zone only once. The loss followed a stretch in which coach Shane Beamer had felt relief, and the article says pressure on him would rise despite the team becoming bowl-eligible for a fourth time in his six-year tenure.

Notre Dame led Boston College 31-0 at halftime and finished with 500 yards. The Eagles had 51 passing yards and scored only on a third-quarter rushing play. Minnesota managed 41 rushing yards against Penn State, which scored on six of its 11 possessions and gained 351 yards.

Baylor gained 268 yards to BYU’s 312, but the Cougars were more efficient near midfield. DJ Lagway threw Baylor’s only touchdown and was intercepted late in the third quarter, with his team trailing 21-0. The text begins describing USC but ends mid-sentence, so its account is incomplete.