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College football players were more likely to have concussions and head hits during practices and preseason training rather than regular season play, an observational study of National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I players showed.
In six NCAA teams across five pre-pandemic seasons, 72% of concussions and 67% of head impacts occurred during practices, according to Michael McCrea, PhD, of Medical College of Wisconsin in Milwaukee, and co-authors.
Roughly half of all concussions occurred during preseason training, even though preseason training represented just 21% of the whole season. Head impacts in preseason were twice the proportion of regular season head hits, they reported in ....

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