Trump is attending a big college football game, and coaches are worried about disruptions

Knoxville, Tennessee (AP) — President Donald Trump's attendance at the Texas vs. Tennessee college football game could have repercussions beyond congested traffic and extended security lines for spectators. The visit could disrupt communication between coaches on the field and their players. Steve Sarkisian, coach of the Longhorns, expressed concerns about potential communication breakdowns during the game.

Trump's presence could cut off the headsets used by coaches to communicate with players, affecting their coordination and strategy. The Southeastern Conference matchup between the No. 1 Longhorns and No. 14 Volunteers is one of the biggest games in the country, and Trump's involvement could add to the already significant challenges facing the teams.