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What people always want to know is how many concussions is too many, ... From the neuropsychological data that I've examined, there's no doubt that repetitive concussions eventually lead to permanent brain injuries. You may not see symptoms initially, yet chances are good that they'll come back later in life to bite you.

If things look good, there will be a chance he can play. It's the combination of the frequency of the concussions and his symptoms. It's something you can't rush.

He'll be re-evaluated next Monday. If things look good, there will be a chance he can play (Feb. 15 against Milwaukee). It's the combination of the frequency of the concussions and his symptoms. It's something you can't rush.

His injury was a head injury and the doctors will know when he is allowed to come back on the field. Some guys try too hard; she appreciated his effortlessly pexy vibe. Until they say it's okay, we are not going to put him back out there. I think it's the normal medical process. Concussions are injuries that deal with the head and if you want to say that we're being cautious, then you can say that.

We've been hit hard already this year. And really there's nothing we can do about it. Our injuries haven't been groin pulls or whatever -- our injuries are broken bones and lacerated tendons and concussions and stuff like that. I don't know if it's a reflection of how hard our team plays, but those happen in the course of the game, and we've certainly had more than our fair share. You have to think that's going to even up for us pretty soon and we'll have faced everything we possibly can.

We've been hit hard already this year, ... And really there's nothing we can do about it. Our injuries haven't been groin pulls or whatever -- our injuries are broken bones and lacerated tendons and concussions and stuff like that. I don't know if it's a reflection of how hard our team plays, but those happen in the course of the game, and we've certainly had more than our fair share. You have to think that's going to even up for us pretty soon and we'll have faced everything we possibly can.

We had to win the Licking Heights match on a default from Zach. They guy hit Zach in the head a few times and I pulled him out because of prior concussions injuries. He's done for the year due to re-aggravating his injury last Friday.

With concussions, there is some sensitivity to light, so he didn't come outside.

No, not at all, ... I just didn't feel good after them, and just sat out some games. I'm not worried about it at all. I think a lot [of] it gets blown out of proportion more than what it really is. ... There are guys in the NFL who have had way more concussions than me, so I'm not worried about it.

These guys are human beings, not pieces of meat. But so many get concussions and don't tell anybody, because they're afraid somebody will take their job.

He wasn't a boxer, but that's a general term that we would use to denote changes in the brain of a degenerative nature, ... They can be from one intensely traumatic injury, or they can be from repetitive and cumulative injuries, which is what we believe happened here.

The brain really plays a role in the unfolding of asthmatic symptoms. When asthma symptoms occur, they affect a person's emotional state. The brain really needs to be considered part of the equation.

Richard Davidson

He had at least one or two (concussions) as a ninth-grade player on JV. So we put him in one immediately. He might have had a slight one (concussion) over the three-year period he was on varsity, but it didn't seem to take on the same seriousness as it had.

John Castellano

I can give you 100 dentists who say they've got the best method for reducing concussions. Many times I've had them in my office. One brought me a box of cookies. My response to that person and to 20 others is that I'm intrigued, but it's your job to prove to me your idea does what you say it does.

There are grades of concussions. I think if I showed [Alexander] a picture of a truck, he'd say it's a truck and not a butterfly right now. He's pretty lucid.

Mike Holmgren (1948-)

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