Picture this: the college football world is buzzing with anticipation as the Rose Bowl matchup between the fourth-seeded Alabama and the top-ranked Michigan approaches. But amidst the excitement, an unexpected twist has taken center stage - the NCAA is investigating possible unauthorized access to video footage managed by a software company. Who knew football could have a side hustle in cybersecurity?
The company in question is Catapult Sports, a renowned software company responsible for handling video footage for college football teams. According to reports, players and coaches from both Alabama and Michigan have been advised to steer clear of the Catapult Sports app due to security concerns. It seems like the age-old tradition of watching rival teams' tapes to gain a competitive advantage is getting a tech-savvy upgrade.
