Ohio State players remain at risk after concussion rules

A Dispatch investigation reveals that college football concussion protocols fail to adequately protect players from repeated head injuries and the development of CTE. Despite the seriousness of brain trauma, current policies often allow players to return to play while still experiencing symptoms, increasing the risk of long-term neurological damage. The report highlights ongoing secrecy and lack of comprehensive data, with college programs prioritizing revenue over player safety and formal medical oversight.

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