NCAA approves Liberty League to use in-game play calling technology from GoRout

“After approving in-helmet radio devices for football competitions this spring, the NCAA’s experimentation with various methods of coach-to-player communication is expanding at the Division III level. The Liberty League recently had a proposal of experimental use for in-game play calling technology provided by GoRout approved by the NCAA – and will now have its seven teams institute GoRout’s game…

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Meet The Founder Who’s Building GoRout Into The Premier Coach-To-Player Communications Platform

“Brady and Belichick. Kobe and Phil. Ronaldo and Sir Ferguson. What do these names have in common? For one, they’re all champions and some of the best player-coach duos in their respective sports. But there’s one main characteristic that helped them get there. Communication. Without excellent communication between coaches and players, games aren’t won and…

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GoRout And Hudl Partner To Enhance Practices For High School, College, And NFL Football Teams

ROCHESTER, MN / ACCESSWIRE / January 3, 2022 / GoRout, the leader in on-field sports wearable display technologies for high school, college, and NFL football teams, is announcing a new partnership with Hudl, a global sports video technology company. “Partnering with Hudl will accelerate GoRout’s ability to fulfill its mission to help every football team…

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GoRout Offers Social Distancing Football Technology to Help Coaches and Players Practice Safely

ROCHESTER, Minn., June 15, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — GoRout, the leader in on-field sports wearable display technologies, provides a technology that will allow high school, college and professional football teams to maintain social distances on the field at practice and provide a safe environment for players and coaches alike.  Utilizing GoRout’s technology, coaches can send in…

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Football Meeting Technology In High School

Technology invades all aspects of life. Even high school football. “The kids get on their phones now,” said Dunlap coach Brett Cazalet. “They can watch film, they have access to things that in the past kids didn’t have.” Sidelines are filled with computers, tablets, wires, electronics and cameras. All in the name of bringing football…

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