Yesterday I worked a double header at the local high school. I was the Referee for the JV game and the Back Judge for the varsity game. I asked the crew to be on site around 2:30 so we could do a short pre-game. Due to work schedules, this isn't always possible, and the guys wandered in one at a time, all arriving by 3.
The temperature at kickoff was in the neighborhood of 100 degrees. Ish.
Between games we went into the storage area where we had met before hand to grab our gear and move to our regular locker room.
The storage area contains all sorts of things you'd expect -- chains, yard markers, down box, blocking dummies, etc. etc. One of the things in there was a large, two-wheeled thing they use to brush the field. It has a long neck on it with a bolt that is obviously used to connect to a four-wheeler or golf cart, and was tilted at a 45 degree angle and about four feet off the ground.
I must have been tired and not paying attention very well, because when I bent down to get my bag I slammed my head into that bolt. I immediately dropped to the floor and sat their with my hands on my head. Yeah . . . .that's gonna leave a mark.
The good news is that I didn't bleed all that much and the cute trainer came in and took care of me. What little bleeding there was stopped quickly, and I don't appear to have any permanent damage. I apparently do much better on the field than off it.
Saturday, September 13, 2014
Non-football Football Injury
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