Willful and wanton disregard of scientific evidence. Certainly things can be done, but that initial statement is bs.
Larry Fedora: “I don’t think it’s been proven that the game of football causes CTE. We don’t really know that. Are there chances for concussions? Of course. There are collisions. But the game is safer than it’s ever been.”
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False. There is no scientific evidence that identifies what causes CTE, or really what CTE truly is. How about the British scientific Study that showed 12% of the general population had post-humous signs of CTE upon autopsy. True research is needed.
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Fedora, tomorrow: “I clearly meant to say ‘I DO think...’”
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That press conference could not have gone better for Duke and State.
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Should we expect anything more from a coach whose university created fake classes?
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Have to say this is pretty embarrassing. Tough to remotely justify these remarks, especially given Carolina’s position within the concussion world. Also, do we want this mindset in charge of 100+ young men risking careers/lives.
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