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College GameDay Moving Indoors for Alabama-Georgia Amid Hurricane Isaias
College GameDay will air inside Coleman Coliseum, with no overnight camping and a clear-bag policy as the university braces for severe weather.
- On Saturday, ESPN's College GameDay will broadcast live from inside Coleman Coliseum rather than its traditional outdoor set due to severe weather from Hurricane Isaias threatening Tuscaloosa.
- Hurricane Isaias, upgraded to a Category 3 storm Friday, threatens Central Alabama with potentially damaging winds, heavy rainfall, and possible tornadoes, forcing the pregame show indoors for fan safety.
- Fans may begin lining up at the north and east doors of Coleman Coliseum at 5:15 a.m., with doors opening at 5:30 a.m. and a strict clear bag policy in effect.
- While the Alabama-Georgia football game remains scheduled at Bryant-Denny Stadium, the university canceled pregame traditions including activities on the Quad and the Elephant Stomp to mitigate storm risks.
- University of Alabama officials continue monitoring the storm system, warning that additional changes to game-day operations may occur if conditions warrant, and urge fans to check official channels for real-time updates.
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