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There's no telling. I imagine they'll go in-house or at least from the Fulton coaching tree, but you never know.

guess we'll see soon.

I doubt fulton can match that package.

That's what i'd like to know too. This is the game I'll be watching on Friday if I can.

Sorry. no protocol for that.

Can't think that they are in the same region was an accident can we?

I read them here. I'm sure you can search them if you want.

only 1,2,3,4. No arguing with you. You'll convince yourself those are two differnt things.

y'all should figure out how the google works. And one of you should probably have paid more attention in your annual meetings.

IT's literallly titled, "Protocol for schools when players exhibit signs, symptoms, or behaviors consistent with a concussion during practice or competition."

since we're gonna go full lawyer, I only asked if health protocols would be different than the other things we've heard were ignored. And yeah, there is a specific concussion protocol. 1. Continue to monitor players for possible signs of injury as usual. 2. Remove any player that shows signs, symptoms, or behavoirs consistent with a concussion from the activity or competition. 3. The school shall have the player examined by the school's designated health care provider. If the designated health care provider determines that the student has not sustained a concussion, the player may return to the activity or competition. 4. the head coach shall be responsible for obtaining clearance from the schools designated health care provider (In knox county i'm pretty sure thats KOC). 5. If the school does not have acces to a designated health care provider, or if the school's designated health care provider supspects that the athlete may have sustained a concussion, the only means for an athlete to return to practice or play is for the student to be ealuated and cleard by a licensed MD, DO, or Clinical Neuropsychologist with concussion training. The person clearing the student must complete and sign the "TSSAA Concussion Return to Play" form. Schools must keep this form on file.

you just told us there is no concussion protocol. You've undermined your own credibility.

this is a bad take. We've already heard rumors of him working around discipline rules and recruiting rules. Why would health rules be any differnt?

https://cms-files.tssaa.org/documents/tssaa/health-safety-information/Concussion-Policy-updated-12.2019.pdf You'll find the protocol on page 2. and i'm pretty sure that in knox county it means they have to pass that computer test they take in preseason. My little cousing told me about that test. Pretty cool.

Nah. I don't think i've ever seen y'all single out an individual kid in a negative way.

This is all very un-wildcat behavior.

wow. reckon you went to far with this?

Can you imagine letting your already concussed kid play against West? I'm pretty sure they have more TFLs and Sacks than any team in 5a. You'd be putting his soul at hazard.

The definitive ranking system...

Heck with that kid's safety. Powell has a game to play, and doc that will clear him.

you must remember that game defffernt. I thought they were almost totally even on yards gained.

some black box math to determine who gets promoted and who gets relegated? I'll pass

You say it exists. it's not my job to track it down Bozo.

I did. Can't find any. Go figure.

We're never gonna implement a california sports plan here. You know that.