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Alabama release statement on potential nasty weather impacting Georgia game

Alabama’s highly anticipated SEC showdown with Georgia on Saturday at Bryant-Denny Stadium remains on track for now, despite growing concerns over Tropical Storm Isaias. The No.

6 Crimson Tide and No. 2 Bulldogs are set to meet for the second time in three years, but Alabama Athletics has acknowledged the storm’s potential impact while emphasizing no changes have been made to the schedule.

Officials will continue monitoring forecasts and coordinating with the SEC, urging fans to rely on official updates for any adjustments as the week progresses. Meteorologist James Spann has warned that worsening conditions could force a postponement if the storm shifts closer to the Gulf Coast, adding uncertainty to what was already a must-watch clash.

The SEC has also flagged broader weather risks across weekend games, though Alabama-Georgia remains the focal point for now. With three days until kickoff, both programs are prepared to reassess if forecasts deteriorate, though the game is still expected to proceed as planned for now.

Alabama’s statement underscores the need for vigilance, as even minor shifts in the storm’s path could disrupt one of college football’s most heated matchups.

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