The Week 1 feedback on sideline-to-helmet communications: lots of praise, some frustration ...Middle East

AP Sports Writer Here’s a scenario that Alabama was not prepared for in Week 1: getting offensive coordinator Nick Sheridan down from the press box to the field as quickly as possible, during the game, so he could keep calling plays. Here’s why it had to happen: The Crimson Tide were playing Western Kentucky, and because the Hilltoppers’ headsets — part of a new wrinkle to college football this season — stopped working, Alabama by rule couldn’t use its headsets, either. So, Sheridan had to make an unplanned dash to the field to keep communicating with Tide quarterback Jalen Milroe. “I thought our staff did a great job,” Alabama coach Kalen DeBoer said after the 63-0 win in his debut a

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