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As players grow, so do concussions in college basketball (Columbia Missourian)
KANSAS CITY — Diving for a loose ball during a summer pickup game, North Carolina center Tyler Zeller knocked heads with another player. It left him with a headache, nothing he was too worried about.    The next day, Zeller learned it was a bit more: tests revealed he had a concussion. It was mild, enough to keep him off the court just for a couple of days. Yet it also added him to a growing ...

Concussions on the rise in college hoops (SportingNews)
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Diving for a loose ball during a summer pickup game, North Carolina center Tyler Zeller knocked heads with another player.

Concussions on the rise in college hoops (Honolulu Advertiser)
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Diving for a loose ball during a summer pickup game, North Carolina center Tyler Zeller knocked heads with another player. It left him with a headache, nothing he was too worried about.

Concussions on the rise in college hoops (News Chief)
Published: Saturday, March 6, 2010 at 10:29 a.m. Last Modified: Saturday, March 6, 2010 at 10:29 a.m. KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Diving for a loose ball during a summer pickup game, North Carolina center Tyler Zeller knocked heads with another player.

Concussions on the rise in college hoops (AP via Yahoo! Sports)
Diving for a loose ball during a summer pickup game, North Carolina center Tyler Zeller knocked heads with another player. It left him with a headache, nothing he was too worried about. Next day, Zeller learned it was a bit more: tests revealed he had a concussion. It was mild, enough to keep him off the court just for a couple of days.

Concussions on the rise in college basketball (ESPN)
A study of all divisions of NCAA sports by the National Athletic Trainers Association showed head and facial injuries in basketball increased by an annual average of 6.2 percent from 1988-2004. Concussions represented 3.6 percent of all injuries reported.

Wiedmer: May Frisco become Fiasco after NCAA's title-game decision (Chattanooga Times Free Press)
Regarding Chattanooga's failed attempt to hold onto the Football Championship Subdivision title game, at least we now know what NCAA stands for -- No Chance After All.

Cuesta student headed to Brazil: Life of preparation goes into car event (The San Luis Obispo Tribune)
Since Daniel Lehmkuhl was 4 years old, he has spent his free time in his dad’s auto shop,

Cuesta student headed to Brazil: Life of preparation goes into car event (The Cambrian)
Since Daniel Lehmkuhl was 4 years old, he has spent his free time in his dad’s auto shop, where he took cars apart and learned how they worked by putting them back together.