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Tropical Storm Threat Churns Planning for Georgia-Alabama Game with Trump Set to Attend

  • President Donald Trump stated Wednesday he will "let the hurricane determine" whether he attends the Alabama-Georgia game at Bryant-Denny Stadium on Saturday as Tropical Storm Isaias approaches Alabama.
  • Tropical Storm Isaias is expected to develop into a hurricane over the weekend, threatening landfall near Mobile Bay with winds potentially gusting to 50 miles an hour and torrential rain.
  • Trump claimed he "hadn't heard about a hurricane" during Wednesday's press conference, later saying he did not want to "take the focus away" from emergency responders, while Alabama-based meteorologist James Spann called the situation a "nightmare."
  • Spann suggested moving the game is "clearly on the table," though Alabama officials have not announced changes; the SEC continues monitoring conditions before making a final decision on the matchup.
  • Past severe weather has forced the SEC to reschedule high-profile games; officials currently maintain Saturday's schedule while balancing safety concerns with the significance of this undefeated matchup.
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The midterm elections won't keep Trump from college football on Saturday. A hurricane might

A hurricane is menacing the Gulf Coast, but President Donald Trump remains eager to attend a big college football game in Alabama on Saturday night. Trump hopes to visit Bryant-Denny Stadium for the Top 10 Alabama-Georgia matchup. Officials are still…

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