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It's possible that is true, or partially so. The strength, speed and pace of play of HS and NCAA is vastly different than the professional level. For any give
by casion 6y ago
It's possible that is true, or partially so.
The strength, speed and pace of play of HS and NCAA is vastly different than the professional level.
For any given sport, the any given team is made up of a analogs of the best player in your state in pre-pro levels. Thats a STARK contrast when playing the game.
- xiphias2 6y agoI don't know about rugby, but with skiing/snowboarding I always knew when the season started by just looking at the colleagues.
- LanceH 6y agoThere is a bigger differential in skills at lower levels, leading to concussions. There is an order of magnitude more players each step down. There is less professionalism, lower quality gear, no union, and much less supervision each step down. The simple answer is there just isn't the money to chase compared to the NFL. The concussions are happening in both high school and college and are much less likely to get reported.