I seem to be getting these quite a bit the last several years.
Two reported college fatalities due to football on the field this weekend.
The first is a Division II player.
Midwestern State's Robert Grays was sacrificed to the religion of football after a tackle in his game over the weekend.
The other is Clayton Geib of the College of Wooster -- complaining he didn't feel well after the Saturday game, succumbed to the effects of football the next day.
None of this should be surprising: A report today indicates that FBS targeting ejection calls are up by nearly 75% from last year. The ESPN article tries to cover it by saying referees are more comfortable, now, in ejecting players.
If you are paying attention, you know the truth, and I saw this on one of the calls this weekend (LSU-Mississippi State) -- the players are getting more blatant in DELIBERATELY using their heads as injury-weapons.
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