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This shat is worse than when Rich Rod was the coach. Nobody could have possibly imagine it could get this bad. Now this last disgrace is all over the news and social media. You got the coach and the AD given conflicting reports about a player who stayed in the game with a possible concussion. Now you got recruits decommitting. This shat is real bad.
UM's Head Coach Brady Hoke: Shane Morris did not have concussion
Ann Arbor – Michigan sophomore quarterback Shane Morris was not diagnosed with a concussion, Michigan coach Brady Hoke said at his weekly news conference on Monday.
Hoke and the program have come under fire since Saturday night's loss to Minnesota in which Morris, who was making his first career regular-season start, suffered a high left ankle sprain and, while hobbled, stayed in the game and took a hard helmet-to-chin hit.
After that fourth-quarter hit, Morris wobbled after getting up and grabbed right tackle Ben Braden for stability. Morris remained in the game after apparently waving off assistance and telling offensive coordinator Doug Nussmeier that he was OK to play. He was removed after the next play.
There has been considerable speculation Morris suffered a concussion after the hit that drew a roughing-the-passer penalty. Various national news outlets, ABC News, Good Morning America and the Today Show, have featured segments on this situation.
Hoke was asked Monday if Morris had been diagnosed with a concussion.
"Everything I know of, no," Hoke said.
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Athletic Director Brandon: Morris had 'probable, mild concussion'
Michigan quarterback Shane Morris was diagnosed with a "probable, mild concussion" in addition to a high ankle sprain, according to statement released early Tuesday morning by Michigan athletic director Dave Brandon.
Brandon, in the statement, said the diagnosis was not clear on the field during Saturday's game against Minnesota. Morris took a hard helmet-to-chin hit in the fourth quarter and after requiring assistance from right tackle Ben Braden to stand, he remained in the game for a play.
Michigan coach Brady Hoke was asked Monday during his weekly news conference if Morris had been diagnosed with a concussion.
"Everything I know of, no," Hoke said.
When asked if Morris was put through the sideline protocol to check for a concussion, Hoke deferred to a statement from the medical department, which arrived at about 1 a.m. Tuesday.
Hoke said he would never knowingly play a player with a head injury.
Brandon said in the statement that there was "inadequate communication" among the team physicians, medical staff and Hoke. He referenced confusion on the sideline and apologized for mistakes made.
"Coach Hoke was not provided the updated diagnosis before making a public statement on Monday," Brandon said. "This is another mistake that cannot occur again."
After the game, Morris underwent a "comprehensive concussion evaluation" and has been twice evaluated since then, according to the statement.
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