OU plane in AL - Slive pulling some last minute maneuvers to get to 16 teams?

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They see me trollin'

It's in Midland TX, according to flighttracker.
 
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was apparently in AL earlier... went back and forth from OU to AL. I don't track flights.. just thought it was interesting to see OU's take on it.
 
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Can't see OU ever joining SEC. They're a package with OSU and the SEC has no interest in OSU.
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considering ESPN and everyone else were all over aTm's little trip to the SEC offices, i think the lack of reports from anyone on the matter is probably a key sign that nothing is happening
 
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VolNExile said:
Still in Huntsville.

University planes do take non-athletic trips. Engineering department, alumni affairs, etc.
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Not sure why you believe this is an OU aircraft. It's registered to Fins and Feathers LLC of Madison, AL. I quick search of Google Maps reveals that Madison, AL, is very close to the airport in Huntsville.

Going out on a limb here, but I think this is grasping at straws.
 
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Idiots, all of you. They are obviously picking up Lovie to bring him to Knoxville.
 
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Lovie's plane has been in route for a long time. I guess they're doing mid air refuels? He's been up there for two years or better now, might need a bath or something.
 
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DocVol said:
Idiots, all of you. They are obviously picking up Lovie to bring him to Knoxville.
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It was recently discovered that many of the Bears' defense still have some NCAA eligibility, and he's bringing them with him.
 
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HSVol said:
Not sure why you believe this is an OU aircraft. It's registered to Fins and Feathers LLC of Madison, AL. I quick search of Google Maps reveals that Madison, AL, is very close to the airport in Huntsville.

Going out on a limb here, but I think this is grasping at straws.
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I didn't say that I believed it was an OU aircraft. :) The other poster did.

I was just saying that university aircraft, whether owned or chartered, do more than fly coaches and AD's around.

"Fins and Feathers", huh? Now I'm really curious.
 
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