Concussions Take Their Toll In College Football

College players operate in a murky zone: their bodies are between youth and manhood, they play in quasi-professional environments on national television — unpaid but with the riches of professional careers dangling before them — and no rules govern how concussions are treated in college football. At the college level, each team can devise its own procedure for diagnosing and treating concussions. Read more at:
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