PHOENIX (AP) — College football teams have been using virtual reality as a training tool, putting players in an interactive 360-degree environment without having to be on the field.
A handful of programs are using it for a new purpose: Recruiting.
By slipping on a headset, recruits can see what it's like to be in the team huddle, listen to a coach's speech, run down the tunnel before a game or tour the campus.
It's like taking an official visit without ever leaving their homes.
"Teams have all these hype videos that they push out.