November 4, 2007 A growing number of high school athletes are hiding the signs and symptoms of concussions from their coaches. Video highlights Max Conrad’s story. After being diagnosed with a concussion, Max played in a game seven days later; Max collapsed at halftime due to second impact syndrome.
ESPN’s Outside The Lines: High School Concussions
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