The West Virginia vs. Penn State showdown in Morgantown was not the only college football game to go into a weather delay on Saturday afternoon. The same was true for South Carolina and Old Dominion at Williams-Brice Stadium during Week 1 action.

This occurred due to the fact that lightning was detected within a six mile radius of where the game is being played, meaning that there must be a delay of no less than 30 minutes. The game was first delayed at 5:14 p.m.

Whenever the two teams get back to action, it will be the Gamecocks trying to hang on to a slight 10-7 lead the team currently holds over the Monarchs. Shane Beamer’s team will look to keep its foot on the gas despite the stall, as it started off with a good deal of momentum out of the gate when Kyle Kenard forced a fumble on the first drive of the game, recovered by Debo Williams at the three-yard line.

UPDATE: The weather delay lifted at 5:58 p.m. ET.