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Coaches should learn to recognize signs of traumatic brain injuries

A California lawmaker has introduced legislation requiring high school coaches be trained to recognize and manage the signs of traumatic brain injuries (TBI). The legislation comes on the heels of a New York Times article, detailing the recent injury of a high school baseball player and the death of actress Natasha Richardson.

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Are the cheers loud enough for the women? - Apr 02, 2009
When Louisville Men's Basketball Coach Rick Pitino recently spoke to the schools athletics director, he wasn't lamenting their loss to Michigan State. "Can you believe they're going to the Final Four?" Pitino said to Kenny Klein in reference to the school's women's team. "That's awesome."

Calhoun gets assist from above - Apr 02, 2009
Apparently Jim Calhoun has had more than just great players on his side when he won his two National Championships. The Vatican, via Mother Shaun Vergauwan and Sister Mary Richards, may have played a role.

April 2: Good day for Huskies, bad day for Vols - Apr 02, 2009
On this day in 1995 and 2000, Connecticut claimed the National Championship title. Both years were against Tennessee.

Johnson adds to coaching legacy
Wisconsin women's hockey coach Mark Johnson was named the best Division I women's hockey coach by the American Hockey Coaches Association.