Ray Tanner: “Not Sure We’ll Have Game at WBS Saturday”

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COLUMBIA, S.C. — USC Athletics Director Ray Tanner said Tuesday the Gamecocks’ game with the LSU Tigers Saturday Oct. 10 could be moved to a different location after severe flooding in the midlands. “We’re not 100% sure at this time that we’ll have a game at Williams-Brice Saturday,” Tanner said Tuesday. “We’ll continue to monitor the infrastructure that’s necessary to have a football game.” USC Athletics tweeted Tuesday, “Biggest issues facing Saturday’s game include the water supply, highways, and first responders.” Tanner added Tuesday that the University hopes to have a decision made within 24-36 hours. “Our intentions are to play in Columbia, but it’s not a definite,” said Tanner. “We’ll continue to monitor it. There are a lot of concerns and a lot of things to consider.” Possible relocations for the game include Baton Rouge, Louisiana (Tiger Stadium) and Charlotte, North Carolina (Bank of America Stadium). Click the video to watch his comments.