Stateline football coaches weigh in after study finds helmet covers not effective for high school players
A new study finds a device designed to help protect an athlete from sports-related concussions may provide a false sense of security.
Could new helmets reduce concussions? How the football world is trying to tackle the problem
In an effort to reduce concussions among players, the NFL is teaming up with helmet manufacturers to create safer equipment.
Opinion
COLUMN: No pads, no helmets, less substitution would be good for football
Football without pads and helmets would reduce injuries. I’ve been saying that in newspaper columns since 2004, before much of the debate about concussions and injuries grew so large.
UW Health study shows puffy “guardian cap” helmets don’t reduce concussions in high school players
The University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health says a very important note is this study cannot be ...
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COLUMN: No pads, no helmets, less substitution would be good for football
Football without pads and helmets would reduce injuries. I’ve been saying that in newspaper columns since 2004, before much of the debate about concussions and injuries grew so large.