No he got a concussion. Sorry he got hurt but McCarthy had to do it
harrison smith also had his only contribution of the season on that play. first he was out of position and then he ends up getting in on the stick with kyle. the receiver got fkn lit up and mccarthy had some great stops today.
He had one today!
I think Harrison's problem is he is playing safety for the first time in a few years. Sat out freshman year, played LB last year. His tackling has been so-so. I expected more big plays out of him, and I think he'll turn the corner this season. He is one of the leading tacklers, just has no big plays so far.
He got fucking laid out and went completely stiff. I have never seen that before. Kinda scary.
Harrison a bit more of a natural OLB ya think?
That kid took one hell of a good stick... First hit numbed his mind, the second shot popped the ball out. Double safety stick... it was a beautiful thing to watch... and that kid got his bell RUNG.
If any athletle is reading this, and you see your buddy lying motionless, let him lay there until medics show up.
As of last night neither had McDonald nor Poz.
A spate of studies — including one commissioned by the NFL and released last week that found retired professional football players may have a higher rate than normal of Alzheimer's disease and other memory problems — have gained widespread attention in recent years. There's even a new law in Washington state, setting out conditions for how head injuries are to be dealt with in sports.
So what exactly does it take to be cleared to play after a concussion?
Bailes said the general rule is an athlete needs to be symptom-free for one week. The most common symptoms are headaches, dizziness and nausea. Victims of a concussion can also have trouble concentrating and problems with eyesight. Often the symptoms can be subtle, so it's up to the doctor to ask pointed questions and for patients to be honest about, and keenly aware of, what's going on with their bodies, Bailes said.
While a concussion victim is showing symptoms, no strenuous activity is allowed. Once the symptoms go away, Courson said, athletes at Georgia are given exertion tests to see if they remain symptom-free with a raised heart rate.
The final step toward being cleared is returning to practice without contact, which is what was planned for Tebow on Wednesday.
Even after being cleared to play, an athlete who has sustained a concussion is at greater risk for another one. That risk goes down over time. Two concussions in the span of two weeks could end a football player's season