Sources: Concussion Study to Impact Football Camps

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A five-year concussion study released earlier this spring could significantly alter how college football teams prepare for future seasons, members of the NCAA's Football Oversight Committee told Sports Illustrated.

As reported by SI, the impending modifications keep both the number of practices (25) over the same amount of days (29) but adjust the type of practices coaches can hold. Committee members are considering a reduction of full-padded camp practices (from 21 to eight), the complete abolishment of one-on-one collision exercises (such as the “Oklahoma” drill) and limiting a team to two scrimmages per camp (lowered from three and a half). 

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