The attempt at helmet communication is the latest misstep. College football is not the NFL, no matter how many ways it tries to copy the model. Sports newsletter 🏈's best, via 📧 Studio IX ...

The latest misstep (and I can't believe I'm writing this): college football decided to copy the NFL's helmet communications model ― without signal encryption.As absurd as it sounds, it shouldn't ...

All FBS conferences are using helmet communications this season after the NCAA passed a rule allowing them. The SEC, Big Ten, Big 12 and ACC hired GSC, which is also the company the NFL uses ...

Sony's custom-built headsets aim to improve sound quality and sideline communication for NFL coaches and staffers.

All Big 12 helmet communications programs now have the encryption update from GSC, ... While the NFL communication is encrypted, multiple P4 administrators believe their system was not, ...

The NCAA approved the implementation of coach-to-player helmet communications in April, clearing the way for pre-snap conversations that mirror what's allowed in the NFL. Coaches are allowed to ...

All Big 12 helmet communications programs now have the encryption update from GSC, and schools may use either CoachComm or GSC for coach-to-player communication at their discretion.” ...

All FBS conferences are using helmet communications this season after the NCAA passed a rule allowing them. The SEC, Big Ten, Big 12 and ACC hired GSC, which is also the company the NFL uses.

Helmet communication in major college football is here with mixed reviews from coaches The new system will officially debut during this week's full slate of opening games for Week 1.

College football is not the NFL, no matter how many ways it tries to copy the model. The attempt at helmet communication is the latest misstep.

All FBS conferences are using helmet communications this season after the NCAA passed a rule allowing them. The SEC, Big Ten, Big 12 and ACC hired GSC, which is also the company the NFL uses.

Coaches have been communicating with players through their helmets on unencrypted frequencies in games involving Power 4 teams this season, leading to the possibility that plays could be ...