Abstract
Football is a contact sport with an elevated incidence of high-impact collisions that can result in injuries with varying severity. However, literature on the etiologic risk factors of football-related injuries especially college football is limited. In this paper, we examine whether physiological and socio-behavioral factors deferentially predict injury risk among college football players using data from a Division I football team during the 2016/17 season.
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College Football Injuries
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