Imagine a coach benching a player after a big hit (not displaying any visible signs of a concussion from the audience perspectiv

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umka2103 [35]

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Imagine a coach benching a player after a big hit (not displaying any visible signs of a concussion from the audience perspectiv

e). The audience is "boo-ing" the decision that the coach made and some of the players are upset too

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Black_prince [1.1K] · Answer 1 · 2022-12-11T00:17:39+03:00

According to the given scenario, a coach benched a player after he took a big hit and the response of the crowd was to boo his decision and some of the players are upset. However,

<u>The coach took the correct precautionary measures</u>

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According to the given scenario, we can see that a coach is worried about the impact of a big hit on one of his players and decided not to risk it by leaving him on the pitch.

As a result, benching the player after he has taken a "big hit" is a good call on the part of the coach because it is a necessary precaution even if the player is not showing any signs of concussion.

This is vital because the health and well being of the player is of paramount importance because until a test has been taken, one cannot ascertain the full extent of the damage done.