Update: It looks like it is official.
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The game between Central Florida and Memphis is now expected to be played at 6:30pm on Friday.
The game is being moved due to growing concerns over Hurricane Irma.
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It looks like one game could already be on the move due to growing concerns over Hurricane Irma.
According to 247Sports, Central Florida and Memphis are looking at moving their Week 2 game up to Friday ahead of the Category 5 superstorm. Irma is currently projected to make it way through the Caribbean and start impacting Florida and the Atlantic coast of the U.S. this weekend.
UCF officials say that they are planning to make a decision on the game "soon".
As of press time, Hurricane Irma is the strongest hurricane to exist in the Atlantic in over a decade. The current 180mph sustained winds are the highest since Hurricane Wilma — also a Category 5 storm — reached 185mph sustained winds back in the historic 2005 hurricane season.
Other college football games that could be impacted included Northern Colorado at Florida and Alcorn State at Florida International. The Week 1 NFL opener between Tampa Bay and Miami on Sunday could also be affected by the storm.
This story will be updated as more information is made available.
