[tomcatfan722000]

^ No, this is just like riding a bike. If he is cleared to play by the trainers, then he is eligible to play period! Thus, his last play on the football field resulted in an injury. If the doctors and coaching staff deem he is fit to play, then he should be out on the field immediately. If he is fit to play, then doctors, trainers and coaches have all agreed that playing will result in no further injury, thus why keep him out of a few series????

As me being a student trainer in the past and working closely with the Dr and trainers for Ashland they will tell you there is no real way to tell how someone has recovered from a concussion. The biggest risk of concussions is having another one because team trainers and doctors can't always tell how recovered the patient is. Look at the N.F.L there has been a huge crackdown on guys playing with concussions. It used to be give him some smelling salt and throw him back in there. Now guys may miss a week or two. Also Steve young and Troy Aikman also had there careers ended by concussions. I would hate to see that happen to a young man in a game that is meaningless after such a serious injury