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Originally Published 4 months ago — by NBC Sports
Peyton Manning criticized Bears' first-year head coach Ben Johnson for a costly late-game mistake where the Bears failed to use the two-minute warning effectively, allowing the Vikings to burn valuable time and diminish the Bears' chances of a comeback in their game.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NBC Sports
The NCAA has approved several changes for college football in 2024, including allowing in-helmet communications between coaches and designated players on the field, the use of in-game video on tablets on the sidelines, and the addition of a two-minute warning at the end of both halves, bringing the game more in line with the NFL. These changes aim to enhance communication, eliminate sign-stealing scandals, and align college football more closely with professional standards.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Athletic
The NCAA has officially approved the use of helmet communication and sideline tablets in college football, as well as the addition of a two-minute warning for the second and fourth quarters. Teams will be allowed to have one player on the field with helmet communication technology, and up to 10 coach-to-player devices can be brought to a game. The use of tablets to view in-game video has also been approved, and a two-minute warning will be implemented to prevent back-to-back TV timeouts and change end-of-game scenarios.