Minnesota football player in medically induced coma after head injury during college game
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Donovan's injury comes less than a month after 17-year-old Adam Massman, a Wisconsin high school football player, died after being injured during a game in August. The CDC says tackling accounts for nearly two-thirds of concussions in high school football.