Texas Football: Ash Ruled Out for Remainder of Season

Statement on QB David Ash from University of Texas Head Athletic Trainer for Football Kenny Boyd.
Statement on QB David Ash from University of Texas Head Athletic Trainer for Football Kenny Boyd.

 

Statement on QB David Ash from University of Texas Head Athletic Trainer for Football Kenny Boyd:

"David has been treated and evaluated by our medical staff daily for a recurrence of concussion symptoms and also visited with and received feedback from specialists. Though he's made a lot of progress, we have not been able to clear him to return to competition. Due to the duration of symptoms, we are now at a point that we all believe the best approach for him is to not return this season. We've visited with David and his family and are all in agreement on his not returning to action as the best next step in his recovery. We will continue to treat him and watch his progress closely and expect this will allow him ample time to return to full health and participation for the spring season."

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