The Ohio State Buckeyes and other college football teams may soon see changes to the game that mirror those in the NFL. Proposed changes include coach-to-player helmet communication, sideline tablets, and a two-minute warning for college football games. These changes are being considered in light of recent scandals and advancements in technology. The NCAA Rules Committee is pushing for a rules change that would stop the game clock at 2:00 at the end of each half. The NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel will discuss these proposed changes on April 18. As college football continues to evolve with conference expansion and the College Football Playoff, bringing the game into the 21st century is a priority for the NCAA and all supporters of the game. The NFL is also considering using electronic first-down markers instead of chains, which could potentially be a future change for college football as well.These changes could lead to a new era of college football with enhanced communication and technology on the field.
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