Todd Berry, the executive director of the American Football Coaches Association, details how the Michigan sign-stealing scandal could have been avoided with coach-player technology.
sign-stealing scandal play out for Todd Berry, the executive director of the American Football Coaches Association, is that it all could have been avoided.
That is what No. 2 Michigan is accused of doing for at least the last two seasons. A low-level staffer is at the center of an NCAA investigation that was triggered by evidence gathered andbuying tickets to the games of Michigan opponents and possible College Football Playoff foes As college football offenses moved away from huddling during the 2010s,"waggling" in the plays, as Berry calls it, became the norm. Some teams use large flash cards to communicate plays. There are banners and placards to block the signals and fake signalers to throw off any spies.
Berry said some teams already use electronic wristbands with an LED screen at practice that allows players to read a play-call the coach punches into a tablet or similar device.This upcoming bowl season, coach-to-player communication devices will be allowed as long as both teams agree. The teams won't be required to use the same devices in identical ways, said Steve Shaw, NCAA coordinator of football officials.
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