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Alabama, Michigan both restrict game film viewing on tablets due to fears of hacking, sign-stealing

By JOE REEDY
AP Sports Writer

LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Alabama Crimson Tide caused a stir at the Rose Bowl when they revealed they’ve restricted their players’ game film viewing on iPads heading into the College Football Playoff semifinal against Michigan because of concerns about hacking. As it turns out, Michigan is also taking precautions. The Wolverines also have stopped watching game film on iPads, players and coaches said Friday. Both teams are watching film only in groups or on protected devices as they prepare for their high-stakes meeting in Pasadena. Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh first addressed the issue with players last month. He then turned them off this week.

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