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Cole in protocol

UCfor3 said:
According to Borges. Hope he is ok and cleared for next week. A Saturday game could give him the extra day.
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Did they change the format?? It’s usually Thur/Sat, Fri/Sun
 
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I actually thought he probably should have been checked earlier when he got fouled on the rebound and whiplashed his neck - he got up rubbing his temples. I think he might be sidelined for a bit.... hoping I'm wrong.
 
How long is the typical concussion protocol ? Could it be less than 1 week?
 
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BrassBonanza said:
I actually thought he probably should have been checked earlier when he got fouled on the rebound and whiplashed his neck - he got up rubbing his temples. I think he might be sidelined for a bit.... hoping I'm wrong.
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I totally forgot about that play but you're right. When he went down on THAT play I thought concussion. Then the play where he bloodies his face.
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Cole played his heart out tonight, didn't get many of his patented floaters, but all respect to him.
 
Hurley said in postgame news conference that RJ will go through concussion protocol and we'll see how it goes basically.
 
Letsgohuskies11 said:
i imagine till he actually gets cleared by a doctor that he doesnt have a concussion
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That’s pretty much it. There are a series of tests and until you come through them all you aren’t cleared. Could be a couple of days, could be a while depending on How severe, if he has had any previous concussions, and just how quickly he heals.
 
Basically this is the NCAA protocol.
  1. Symptom-limited activity.
  2. Light aerobic exercise without resistance training.
  3. Sport-specific exercise and activity without head impact.
  4. Non-contact practice with progressive resistance training.
  5. Unrestricted training.
  6. Unrestricted return-to-sport.
The above stepwise progression will be supervised by a health care provider with expertise in concussion, with it being typical for each step in the progression to last at least 24 hours.
 
Palatine said:
  1. Symptom-limited activity.
  2. Light aerobic exercise without resistance training.
  3. Sport-specific exercise and activity without head impact.
  4. Non-contact practice with progressive resistance training.
  5. Unrestricted training.
  6. Unrestricted return-to-sport.
The above stepwise progression will be supervised by a health care provider with expertise in concussion, with it being typical for each step in the progression to last at least 24 hours.
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Not sure RJ has been diagnosed with a concussion, Dan Hurley just said going through protocol.

If he has a concussion then I assume the above will apply. Either way other than limiting his participation in practice you would think a week should give him ample time.
 
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Didn't look dazed. So hopefully it's okay. The next 24-48 hours is key.

I've had a number of them (probably last night after seeing what I posted about the poll) and its not fun. Half of them, I don't remember anything with vomiting and the other half, it was like it was nothing.

We see in the NFL that if a player is in concussion protocol, it could last just a week and they are cleared to practice mid week. Others takes the time.

Either way, he's going to miss practice time and that's another concern.
 
Cole would have made a huge difference had he stayed on the floor last night in the second half. It would be a shame if he cant play due to this. He played his heart out last night.

Let's hope he will recover quickly and be back on the court soon.
 
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Praying he is okay and good to go. I’m still annoyed that he was sitting on the floor bleeding holding his head and the ref ran right past him and didn’t stop the play. Usually when someone’s down like that they stop the clock but the refs left him there on the ground. Makes me angry. Hitting your head is good enough reason to blow a play dead.
 
rollskies said:
Praying he is okay and good to go. I’m still annoyed that he was sitting on the floor bleeding holding his head and the ref ran right past him and didn’t stop the play. Usually when someone’s down like that they stop the clock but the refs left him there on the ground. Makes me angry. Hitting your head is good enough reason to blow a play dead.
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Most soccer leagues will stop play at any sign of a potential head injury (blah blah blah field fairies I know...) Was surprised it hasnt become similar with bball where there's a million stoppages in play anyways
 
huskiesNhoos said:
Most soccer leagues will stop play at any sign of a potential head injury (blah blah blah field fairies I know...) Was surprised it hasnt become similar with bball where there's a million stoppages in play anyways
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Usually if someone is slow to get up they won’t stop the play, but if someone looks actually hurt, they will stop it. But apparently sitting there in your own blood isn’t good enough reason. The ref ran right past him and didn’t even flinch. Pretty annoying.
 
Cole is a warrior and plays hard with 100% effort
If he didn't have a rocky start and was consistent as the 2nd part of the season, he would have been 1st team NBE
 
huskiesNhoos said:
Most soccer leagues will stop play at any sign of a potential head injury (blah blah blah field fairies I know...) Was surprised it hasnt become similar with bball where there's a million stoppages in play anyways
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"Importantly, a game official is not expected to evaluate a student-athlete. Instead, if an official notices any unusual behavior, the official should stop play immediately and call an injury time-out so that an appropriate medical examination can be conducted. A simple guide to the official’s role is: “When in doubt, call an injury time-out.”

This is from the specific Concussions appendix to the rules.
 
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