If the athlete is unconscious, it is appropriate to assume that the neck or the spine has sustained injuries until there is proof that no such case has occurred. If the spinal injury is ruled out, then it is essential to determine the extent of the other symptoms including pain in the neck and the head, confusion, dizziness, and amnesia. When athletes show signs of concussion, they should be referred to the physician and should not be allowed back to play until they recover. According to Kutcher and Gerstner (p.42), over 90% of the people recover from concussion hence it is not such a deadly condition if managed. If there is doubt about the condition, that is, one is not sure that the athlete has suffered a concussion, it is important that he or she stays out of the game for a while for proper