P.S. on Central Florida Football Death => Ted Agu Death at Cal => Oregon Rhabdo Outbreak

Sports Columnist Aptly Links Central Florida Football Death to New Outrage Over Oregon Rhabdo Outbreak — But Ignores Ted Agu Death at Cal, an Even Better Link
January 21, 2017
University of California-Berkeley Tries to Restart From Scratch on Production of Documents Related to Ted Agu Death Under Football Coaches Sonny Dykes and Damon Harrington
January 23, 2017
Sports Columnist Aptly Links Central Florida Football Death to New Outrage Over Oregon Rhabdo Outbreak — But Ignores Ted Agu Death at Cal, an Even Better Link
January 21, 2017
University of California-Berkeley Tries to Restart From Scratch on Production of Documents Related to Ted Agu Death Under Football Coaches Sonny Dykes and Damon Harrington
January 23, 2017


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by Irvin Muchnick

As is often the case, your correspondent, in the previous post, understated the post-Erick Plancher/Central Florida 2008 toll of exertional sickling in Division I college football. Or, as the new president would say, the “carnage.”

It is more accurate to state that Ted Agu in 2014 was the only sickle cell trait-related death at this level since the National Collegiate Athletic Association began a program of screening and training precautions in 2010.

Between Plancher and Agu, there was also Chad Wiley (North Carolina A&T, 2008), Ja’Quayvin Smalls (Western Carolina, 2009), and Bennie Abram (Ole Miss, 2010).

 

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“Explainer: How ‘Insider’ Access Made San Francisco Chronicle and Berkeley J-School Miss Real Story Behind Death of Cal Football’s Ted Agu,” https://concussioninc.net/?p=10931

Complete headline links to our Ted Agu series: https://concussioninc.net/?p=10877

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