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[QUOTE="Consigliere, post: 2220929, member: 559"] Read that but it seems more focused on how to set up the interaction between the medical staff and trainers and guiding principles than actionable standards. I'm thinking of more concrete clinical standards, some type of appeals process that protects both he student athlete and the institution if an NCAA backed panel advises that medical DQ is an overreaction and something that builds consistency from school to school so an athlete DQ'ed from one institution isn't faced with the need to disrupt his education and shop for a program that will accept the medical risk. [/QUOTE]
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