NCAA Implements NFL-Style Rule Changes for 2024 College Football Season

The NCAA has approved the use of in-helmet communication devices, a two-minute warning, and the ability to use tablets for in-game video analysis starting in 2024.

In-helmet communication devices will be allowed for one player per team, enhancing play-calling and reducing the need for sideline signals.
The introduction of a two-minute warning at the end of each half aligns college football more closely with NFL practices, affecting game strategy and clock management.
Teams will be permitted to use up to 18 tablets on the sidelines, in coaching booths, and locker rooms for real-time game analysis.
The changes, including the use of in-helmet communication, follow recent controversies such as the Michigan sign-stealing scandal.
These rule changes are part of a broader effort to modernize college football and improve the pace and safety of the game.