The helmet developed by Gallaudet University and AT&T allows coaches to communicate plays visually to deaf and hard of hearing players, enhancing gameplay accessibility.
Gallaudet's coach, Chuck Goldstein, emphasized the need for the helmet technology, stating, 'We’re trying to figure out ways to level the playing field for our guys.'
Goldstein expressed optimism about the NCAA’s approval, noting that although they experienced hiccups, 'it's great that the NCAA has approved it for the season so we can work through these kinks.'
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