How do in-helmet radios in college football work? It's relatively simple in the 2024 NCAA college football rulebook: One player on offense and one player on defense on each team will be able to ...

While the QR codes did not appear on Oklahoma State football helmets, it was displayed throughout Boone Pickens Stadium, including on its 6,160 square-foot video board, and in social media posts.

The NCAA is "blocking" Oklahoma State's initiative to place QR codes on its helmets for the purpose of soliciting NIL donations, the Cowboys announced Saturday before their season opener against ...

You may have noticed the uptick of college football quarterbacks cupping their helmets to squeeze out the sounds of the loudest stadiums.

After years of debate over cost and liability, college football finally has helmet communications between coach and player.

The NCAA blocked Oklahoma State from placing QR codes on its players' helmets, a moved that would have allowed fans to link to a team fund and donate to the program's name, image and likeness ...

The NCAA has given Gallaudet University's Division III football team approval to wear helmets tailored to deaf and hard of hearing players for the rest of the 2024 season.

The Oklahoma State Cowboys had their unusual and innovative football helmet advertising plan blocked by the NCAA.

Helmet communication in major college football is here with mixed reviews from coaches The new system will officially debut during this week's full slate of opening games for Week 1.

But 30 years after the NFL allowed communication between coaches and players, the NCAA has finally followed. How do in-helmet radios in college football work?

From "seismic" to "absolutely horrible," coaches are split on what to expect with helmet communication coming to college football in 204.