Rutgers University completed a study asking about this question specific to youth football. This link goes to the Guardian Cap Website, and then has click through capability directly to the study research results in The Journal of Neurosurgery.
https://guardiansports.com/2020/02/19/youth-football-data/?mc_cid=80eb740f4c&mc_eid=adbc573f61
Please review this peer reviewed study the NFL published on the effectiveness of reducing impacts. Our program is PROUD that all 7-12 members of our program wear these caps as a way to show OUR community, the commitment WE make to safety!
http://www.startribune.com/counterpoint-call-to-ban-football-collides-with-the-facts/360510031/
· 7 Surprising Facts about CTE
o https://allconcussion.com/2019/03/7-surprising-facts-about-cte/
· Minnesota State Football Coaches Association. (2015, December 21). Concussion Talking Points
- http://www.mnfootballcoaches.com/news_article/show/592750?referrer_id=2248 209
· Minnesota State High School League (2016, August 3). Implementation of NFHS Playing Rules Related to Concussion and Concussed Athletes
- http://www.mshsl.org/mshsl/sports/ConcussionProtocol.pdf
· National Federation of State High School Coaches. (2014, July 14). Recommendations and Guidelines for Minimizing Impact Exposure and Concussion Risk in Football