NCAA Proposes Helmet Communications and Two-Minute Warning to Modernize College Football

In response to the Michigan sign-stealing scandal, the NCAA is considering significant rule changes to enhance game integrity and pace.

College football may soon adopt helmet communications for players and a two-minute warning, aligning more closely with NFL practices.
The proposed changes, including the use of sideline tablets for game review, aim to improve communication and game management.
The NCAA's Playing Rules Oversight Panel will decide on April 18 whether to implement these changes starting in 2024.
The Michigan football sign-stealing scandal has accelerated the push for technological advancements in college football.
Trial runs of helmet communications during bowl games reported no issues, indicating readiness for wider adoption.