Trump is attending the Texas-Tennessee football game. It could cause havoc for on-field communications

President Donald Trump's decision to attend Saturday's Texas vs. Tennessee football game has raised concerns about potential disruptions to on-field communications. According to a report, Texas coach Steve Sarkisian has warned that communication between coaches and players may be briefly interrupted whenever Trump enters or leaves Neyland Stadium or changes locations within the stadium.

During a news conference, Sarkisian explained that headsets are cut whenever the president moves around the stadium, preventing coaches and players from communicating effectively. No changes have been made to the team's arrival plans at the stadium, as reported by The Athletic. Security measures have been increased for the event, with ticketed attendees encouraged to arrive earlier than usual due to enhanced screening by the Secret Service and Police.

While the main impact will likely be headset disruptions, teams may resort to hand signals if they lose communication. The 80-year-old president has a history of attending major sporting events, including the Super Bowl and several college games. In the past year alone, Trump has attended the College Football Playoff National Championship and the NBA Finals.