re: LSU slammed by doctor over 'bulls***' concussion test on QB Nussmeier: 'It's not 1975!"

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Idk why they were even testing him for one. His arm was what was hurting him

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That was what I was thinking when it happened.

Yall are some insufferable people !

Jayden Daniels came back in the play after the Dallas Turner hit last year too

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To be clear, the Tua question refers to injuries he received during the 2022 season. The Dolphins allowed him to play when he shouldn't have.

It was very clear that he was affected by the first concussion way more than he thought. He played the next game and was a space cadet all the way through. He then went back under the protocol and missed several games.

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That doesn't matter. If he wasn't cleared then they did something wrong. If he was, then it's on Tua.

I mean who cares.
Harvard doctors also said we should mask outdoors during the pandemic.

To be fair, I’m sure that is close to how it went down, and makes perfect sense.

I used to administer baseline concussion testing to high school athletes every year using software from ImPact, the same program used by the NFL and NCAA. The post-concussion protocol involved another examination with ImPact, to compare to the baseline. I was not involved in post-concussion testing, but the baseline took about 20 minutes to complete.

ImPACT

Obviously, if the team physician cleared him to play, then Kelly is completely off the hook.

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He hurt his arm. This is meaningless.

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2 things can happen on the same play. On the initial hit and wrap-up, something happened to his head or face, then his arm got pinned under him when taken to the ground. His actual diagnosis is all speculation anyway by anyone not examining him on the sideline.

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if there is documentation of LSU delaying a cat scan or MRI when they reasonable known he needed one

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I doubt there is documentation of this. GB3 was puking and complaining of vertigo. That could be any number of symptoms for various illnesses.

I don't know what temps were on the days the team practiced but the heat was brutal. You can get dizzy from heat stroke.

All of this being said, if he felt that bad he should have talked to his parents and gone to a doctor outside of LSU football.

LSU medically screens their sports players pretty thoroughly (they never found a heart problem with Wally).

Also, no one would have ever imagined thar he would have a brain tumor. I don't know how soon you or I could get diagnostic tests scheduled. 6 weeks doesn't seem like a lot of time for this tumor to have gotten worse.