There are more questions than answers about a system that allowed Maryland's quarterback to take two significant hits to the head in two minutes, which preceded both a concussion diagnosis and neck soreness.
Maryland quarterback Caleb Rowe suffered a concussion somewhere at the end of the first half of the Terps' game against Indiana on Saturday, interim coach Mike Locksley said. In his Sunday teleconference with media, Locksley at first seemed to acknowledge that Rowe's injury came on this play:
Here's the exchange on Rowe's injury between Locksley and a reporter. A day earlier, Locksley had announced in his postgame press conference that Rowe was concussed.