Recent Posts in the NCAA Category

• NCAA Concussions Connected to Dementia and Alzheimer’s

  Jan 31, 2019
  Concussions are relatively common injuries that result from a bump or a blow to the head and are a type of traumatic brain injury (TBI) that cause ...
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• When Was the First CTE Lawsuit?

  Sep 12, 2018
  By now, the whole world has heard about the various head injuries that former athletes develop and leave them facing long-term damages. What many ...
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• What Makes Football So Dangerous for Head Injuries?

  Aug 14, 2018
  Football is one of America’s favorite sports and for many of those collegiate athletes, they serve as a form of entertainment. As such, they often go ...
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• The History of College Football and the Hidden Concussions

  Aug 8, 2018
  For years, individuals have flocked to sporting events to see individuals compete on the gridiron. In many situations, playing football has been a way ...
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• NCAA Settles Widow of Football Player's CTE Lawsuit

  Jun 25, 2018
  After only two and a half days of courtroom trial, the National Collegiate Athletic Association has settled a lawsuit brought by the widow of a former ...
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• Lawsuit Might Reveal What the NCAA Actually Knows About CTE Among Its Athletes

  Mar 21, 2018
  The lawsuit against the NCAA that was filed in the Dallas district of Texas has the potential to expose a lot about the controversial college sports ...
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• NCAA Concussion Policies - What You Need to Know

  Sep 8, 2017
  Concussions are some of the most common sports injuries that occur among athletes. However, they can cause serious, even permanent brain damage and ...
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