We thought that providing a coach's challenge would act as an additional safety net and give the coaches more involvement in the process.

We know they're considered to be basically the best D-III team in the section even thought they're not the No. 1 seed. It's an opportunity for our kids to go out and prove that they can play with anybody. We feel like when we bring our A-game, that we can step on the court and we can be competitive with anybody we play against.

The physiological part pertaining to safety, to alertness -- those things are absolutely clear now. The challenge is how are we going to get that embedded into the culture to where it's accepted and it's the right thing to do?

We understand that halftime shows, homecoming and other presentations are important to our institutions. So the allowance is there.

That may not sound like a lot, but if you have five plays that could change the game if not corrected, that is a pretty strong percentage. We thought providing a coach's challenge would act as an additional safety net and give the coaches more involvement in the process.

That may not sound like a lot, but if you have five plays that could change the game if not corrected, that is a pretty strong percentage. We thought that providing a coach's challenge would act as an additional safety net and give the coaches more involvement in the process.