Stafford Recounts Trying To Get To Practice Following Bridge Collapse
Stafford said it was about 5:50 a.m. when he came upon gridlocked traffic about a quarter of a mile away from the collapsed bridge.
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Stafford said it was about 5:50 a.m. when he came upon gridlocked traffic about a quarter of a mile away from the collapsed bridge.
"He always gets in here really early as well," Caldwell added. "But no [players or coaches] had any injuries or things of that nature ... If that happened at rush hour, that would have been really difficult, so thank the Lord that most people came away safely."
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Good morning Fam! Looking at another lovely day with plenty of sunshine with temps in the upper 70's. Staying clear the rest of the week with temps warming into the 80's by tomorrow. The next chance for rain arrives Friday night and over the weekend.