As a new college football season draws near, one of the biggest rule changes for the upcoming year is the introduction of helmet-to-helmet communication between players and coaches during games.
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For fans of the NFL, the rule change is nothing new: communication between a coach and the quarterback has been around since 1994, with defense joining the system in 2008.
The rule change largely stemmed from the Michigan Wolverines alleged sign-stealing scandal that became a major storyline of the 2023 college football season.