Texas FBS coaches predict how helmet headsets will impact college football

In 14 years as a college head coach, TCU’s Sonny Dykes has grown increasingly embarrassed standing next to his assistants holding the oversized play cards for the offense.

“You turn a football game on, and you have people holding these signs up with women in bikinis and all these things,” Dykes said. “Then you have people holding banners up to block the people from seeing those people. Before long, you could have guys dressed as monkeys signaling plays. It just got to the point where it was like a circus.”