Alabama Has No Current Plan to Change Georgia Game

Alabama Athletics said it has no current plans to change Saturday’s game against Georgia in Tuscaloosa, while continuing to monitor Tropical Storm Isaias and consult with the Southeastern Conference as forecasts develop. Whether the matchup proceeds as scheduled remains unresolved, and officials have not announced a change. The statement said the university was closely watching the forecast and would remain in contact with the SEC as needed. Alabama coach Kalen DeBoer said he had heard of no plan to change the schedule or kickoff time. He said the team was preparing for wet conditions with wet-ball drills and practice repetitions. The game is scheduled for Saturday at Bryant-Denny Stadium. Reports differ on the listed kickoff time, so the precise time is not clear from the available information. No alternative date, time or venue has been selected publicly in the material provided. The storm’s projected path and severity remain uncertain. Forecasts described in reports range from a tropical storm near Tuscaloosa to a more severe hurricane scenario, with possible heavy rain and strong winds.