If you're going to be a college football signal caller, your team has to hear your clap. And of course, that can prove difficult in a stadium full of 100,000 of your biggest fans ... or biggest rivals.
Faced with a volume issue concerning then-Crimson Tide QB Bryce Young, former Alabama head coach Nick Saban shared Saturday that the team ran clapping-centric drills to make sure the offense could hear Young in loud environments.
