QB candidates for 2020 Draft

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(11-18-2019, 07:22 PM)Whatever Wrote: Iirc, all NCAA athletes are under hold harmless agreements that absolve the NCAA and the school of any injury liability.  It's basically a tactic to keep kids from coming out early.

I don't want to get too far away in this thread, but...i would think waivers and HHAs are for injuries that happen on the grounds, but i could be wrong. I also wonder how strong they would be under extenuating circumstances; faulty equipment, human error...things like that. None of that really relates to Tua. I just wonder in the case of an injury, where the medical staff could be accused of mishandling treatment or surgery, what happens there? I also remember reading something recently about a current case where...i think a former...athlete is suing, or maybe joining a suit that has something to do with concussions. 

Again, this is getting away from the thread. Just some things that pop into my brain.