Quote:You are debating play, I am debating communication and how the protocol was handled, which are 2 separate issues. 

 

When a player is injured, the communication rolls up hill to the head coach on the sideline.  Not the other way around.  If a player is suspected to be concussed, the medical staff will test him.  If he fails the test, protocol requires him to be sidelined.  At that point, the coach is notified.  If they don't determine he's concussed on the sideline, what are you expecting the coach to do?  Telepathically determine this on his own?  What's his medical background to do so exactly?

 

Again, you're grasping at air here.  There are more than enough things to be aggravated about with the coaching.  You're looking for something new to whine about and you've missed the mark wildly. 

 

BTW, you're the one who mentioned the play in the OP.  So, if you're not debating the play, don't reference it.  Otherwise, it's part of the discussion.

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