Many people and events were affected on Friday by an FAA ground stop for all air travel in the United States, and you can now put the Michigan State vs. Washington football game on the list of those impacted by the stoppage. After being stuck in Washington due to the delay and forced to take a flight to East Lansing that doesn't land until 2 am ET, the Big Ten has officially moved back the kickoff time for the game from 4:15 pm ET to 5:30 pm ET to give the Huskies more time to get settled and prepare.
As Big Ten programs continue to navigate having to play teams on the other side of the country, the Huskies opted to stay in Washington until this afternoon, and so were stuck on campus until the evening. The game will be aired on the Big Ten Network
at 5:30 pm now.
🚨 KICKOFF UPDATE⁰Tomorrow’s game at Michigan State now kicks at 2:30 PM PT after Friday’s FAA ground stop.
— Washington Football (@UW_Football) November 14, 2026
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