Now that Quinn is in his third year at Texas is he allowed to change a play at the line of scrimmage if he sees a change in the defense? Now maybe it doesn't matter if they go with the headsets in the helmet, but there have been times when changing the play would have been a good idea?

Did Steve Sarkisian allow quarterbacks at Alabama to change plays?

Probably  yes it’s all about trust 

Edited March 23, 20242 yr by GoHorns1

22 hours ago, GoHorns1 said:

Probably  yes it’s all about trust 

I'm guessing with the RPO they run there is less need to change the play? You don't see Quinn walk up to the line or receivers barking out signals after the defense has changed up! 

10 minutes ago, David Latiolais said:

I'm guessing with the RPO they run there is less need to change the play? You don't see Quinn walk up to the line or receivers barking out signals after the defense has changed up! 

Because it’s Quinn’s 3rd year in the system he will be allowed to make changes. The radio communications will stop with 15 seconds on the play clock it’s all about trust.