Called to the Hall
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Longtime Minnesota team physician V. George Nagobads is among five named to the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Class of 2010. He joins Jeremy Roenick, Kevin and Derian Hatcher, and Colorado College alumnus Art Berglund in the group. Story V. George Nagobads (right) held the stopwatch for Herb Brooks' 1980 U.S. Olympic team.
Head Games: A New Perspective
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At 6-foot-4 and 190 pounds, Brennan Quackenbush (right) was a solid defenseman with high expectations until an injury derailed things.
Injuries happen in hockey, but when they hit home, it changes the perspective. In the second part of USCHO's two-part summer series, Tim Costello shares his family's experience with concussions, and some thoughts on what hockey must do to limit them. Story
Head Injuries in Hockey
- Part 1: Injury Prevention in Mind as Full Shield Debate Escalates
- Part 2: A Hockey Concussion: The Parents' Perspective
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- A Hockey Concussion: The Parents' PerspectiveInjuries happen in hockey, but when they hit home, it changes the perspective. Tim Costello shares his family's experience with concussions, and some thoughts on what hockey must do to limit them.
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