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Old Tue Sep 03, 2013, 12:07am
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When this rule started I remember California doing the same thing. A new Indiana state law says if the medical person suspects a concussion, he's done for the day regardless if those symptoms go away.

We had a play a couple years ago where our R suspected a concussion and the guy did look to be staggering. Turns out he only lost his mouthpiece and was trying to find it. We had already removed him so he was cleared by their medical professional.

If this had been in California or Ohio he would be done for the day on our error.
 

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