Today’s guest is Mike Rolih, co-founder of GoRout, a company that helps improve the way teams practice by utilizing wearable technology. Rolih, a former high school football coach, sits down with Keith to discuss efficient practicing, in-helmet play-viewing and how technology can be a force...
GoRout combines on-field wearable technology and real-time play-making software. By Dan Guttenplan, FNF Coaches Managing Editor ...
The confetti has fallen, the snack bowls are empty and everyone's already forgotten about those Superbowl LI ads. While the Patriots made one of the greatest comebacks in Super Bowl history, three sports tech startups - GoRout, Mobile Virtual Player and Windpact, also won big...
Rochester based football hardware and software startup, GoRout, earned themselves national recognition over the weekend. The team won the “Communication with the Athlete” division in the NFL’s 1st and Future competition in Houston this Saturday, bringing home $50,000, two tickets to Super Bowl 51, and...
The Rochester-based startup GoRout won big this Super Bowl weekend. GoRout was one three businesses selected by the NFL as winners of the league's second annual "1st and Future" event at the Texas Medical Center Innovation Institute in Houston. Each company walked away with $50,000,...
The National Football League (NFL) and the Texas Medical Center (TMC) today announced the finalists for the second annual 1st and Future event, a startup pitch competition aimed at driving innovations to advance sports technology and athlete safety. The live showdown will take place at...
HOUSTON -- The NFL's effort to strive for a safer game continued Saturday with the league's second annual "1st and Future" event at the Texas Medical Center Innovation Institute (TMCx)....
Each of the companies had four minutes to explain their products to a seven-member judges panel, which included medical doctors, business leaders and a current and former NFL player. The three winners included GoRout from Rochester, Minn. in the Communicating with the Athlete category; Mobile...
HOUSTON (AP) — With player safety under the microscope, the NFL and the Texas Medical Center held a competition Saturday for startups making innovative products geared toward improving the game. Nine companies competed in three categories — communicating with the athlete, training the athlete and...
The IQ inside the Texas Medical Center was high on Saturday, Feb. 4 during the second annual NFL’s 1st and Future competition. Tech startup groups battled for a $50,000 grand prize, an acceptance into the Texas Medical Center Accelerator and tickets to Super Bowl...