The Rams, who entered the game with a 3-6 record, were scheduled to face the 1-8 Washington State Cougars on Saturday at 10:30 pm ET.
\n\nThe Colorado State football team found an unusual way to prepare for its upcoming game after a nationwide flight grounding disrupted air travel across the United States, holding a pre-match walkthrough on an airport tarmac on Friday night.
\n\nThe Rams conducted the session at Northern Colorado Regional Airport while waiting to travel to Washington for their Saturday night clash against Washington State, according to The Spokesman-Review.
\n\nThe team's official X account shared a series of photographs showing players practising on the tarmac. One image showed a centre preparing to snap the ball, while others featured head coach Jim Mora walking around the airport area.
\n\nThe team captioned the post: “Tarmac Work”.
\n\nColorado State later confirmed that it had safely landed in Washington, posting an update at 12:24 am on Saturday. An earlier post at 9:56 pm showed Mora boarding the aircraft, accompanied by the caption: “Wheels up to Pullman”.
\n\nThe unusual practice session came after the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) ordered a nationwide ground stop on departing flights, disrupting travel plans for several college football…
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