Strangely enough you left out the Keyontae Johnson episode, he passed out on the court from cardiac arrest and nearly died, the game continued, and I provided a link to the event.
In my case the event happened in the mid-70s, we lived in a rural farming town with no paramedics, by the time the EMTs got there he was dead from a heart defect, we didn’t know that at the time.
Here is a list of players who died during their career, look at the ones who dies in game, a couple from neck injuries, ie. broken necks.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_American_football_players_who_died_during_their_careers
Google European Soccer players who have died in the last couple years from cardiac events during games or practice.
All you have provide is insults without knowledge or evidence which I have provided.
When the insults start is a sure sign of argument lost.
I saw several soccer players drop dead well before COVID.
LOL- arguments lost?? Blind ignorance is a sure sign of this. See post 75 fester.
You’re all over the place- first you’re comparing football games that continued after players broke bones in their back to last night, then you’re trying to compare what happened last night to college basketball games and can’t come up with requested evidence and now you’ve moved on to soccer.
Moving the goalposts is a sure sign you have no clue what you’re talking about