Hurricane Helene was racing toward the millions at full speed, and his project in Tallahassee, Florida, and the campus of the Universidad Estatal de Florida felt the pain until the last hour of youth before the night.

Jeff participant Mike Norvell and the Seminoles had previously traveled to Dallas to face SMU, where they sat in the evening and had to change planes over the current itinerary before the FSU equipment left Florida the four months before the week. The SMU team’s music band bus was canceled for the first week.

“Seguimos monitoreando todo lo relacionado con la tormenta,” Norvell said. “Tenemos planes provisionische en marcha y tenemos planes de contingencia A, B y C. Si es necesario hacer hacer ajustes, partiremos de ahí”.

Florida A&M, also in Tallahassee, had scheduled its local end-of-week football game with Alabama A&M on November 29th.

Norvell gave no indication that Florida State might re-schedule its trip to SMU, but the Martyrs said they have only one priority.

“The most important thing is the health and reputation of this equipment, the personnel and everyone involved. Our aircraft need to be adjusted and adapted,” Norvell said.

Located on the campus of the University of Florida, the University of Florida announced that it has left its campus in Gainesville effective July 13, 2017, after canceling part of the football program for the 1st game against Tennessee and revoking the four-year national competency against Nova Southeastern.

While the Gators football team is in a week of reflection, other university football teams may be affected. Some parts of Carolina del Sur could appear “between 10 and 15 days in Florida,” followed by the Servicio Meteorological National.

The Georgia team, ranked second in the classification, visited Alabama in the evening in Tuscaloosa, where it was about 200 million miles from the coast of Tallahassee. But Kirby Smart, the player of the Bulldogs job, was much involved in the Helene succession this week at the Sureste Conference and the meteorologists because he had to make changes in the events before the game and in the trips from Athens.

Algunos believed that the hurricane department in Atlanta and Athens was planning for Helene. As the University of Georgia is 275 miles from Tallahassee, the Weather Channel indicated that Helene could transform into a Category 3 hurricane, with a major effort that would take it into the interior of Atlanta with speeds exceeding 80 miles per hour and possible flights to record.

Georgia Tech said its Atlanta campus had left the university and that it had to communicate constantly through the school’s website and social media channels. The Yellow Jackets start this week. Still in the north, the ads are active in Knoxville, Tennessee, where the volunteers were also active for a week.

“We’re in the process of monitoring the situation at the SEC office and are now in Delta,” Smart said. “While the trend has been there for some time, we can still influence it, but still less than the game. My main concern is the road and our preparations. We have to take care of them in a comfortable way at this moment.”

–Field level resources