S.C. researchers study heat effects on Heads Up program

Published: Sep 10, 2013 at 05:27 AM

Tuesday's Heads Up Football news:

The State in Columbia, S.C., reported that University of South Carolina researchers are studying an area high school for heat and concussions through a grant from USA Football.

Penn Live had a Q&A with USA Football ambassador Troy Drayton about his work on the Heads Up Football program.

Scarlet and Game looked at how Ohio State coach Urban Meyer is promoting the Heads Up Football program through his public service announcement for USA Football.

-- Bill Bradley, contributing editor

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