Steve Sarkisian spoke about communication issues in game with Trump

The head coach of the University of Texas football team, Steve Sarkisian, reported issues related to the attendance of the U.S. president at sporting events. At a press conference on September 24, he noted that communication is disrupted when the president enters or exits the stadium, as well as during his movements within it, making it difficult for coaches and players to operate.

Sarkisian explained that in such situations, coaches' headsets are disabled, and communication between coaches and players is lost. He provided an example of when his friend, the head coach of the University of Miami, Mario Cristobal, faced this problem during the national championship final when the president left the stadium before the game ended, leaving the team without communication.

President Donald Trump is scheduled to attend the Texas team’s game against the University of Tennessee on September 26. The Texas team is ranked first, while Tennessee is ranked 14th, with a record of 3−0 and an average scoring of over 47 points per game.