NCAA Allows Digital Replays

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The NCAA is letting teams use digital tablets to replay in-game footage on the sidelines this season

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The NCAA is letting teams use digital tablets to replay in-game footage on the sidelines this season .

In April , the NCAA approved new tech rules allowing for coach-to-player radio communications as well as up to 18 active tablets for use in the coaching booth, sideline and locker-room areas.

Teams will be able to view video from sideline, end zone and broadcast camera feeds.

Now it’s on the coaches to keep up. Best of Sportico.com .

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