Sec observer program

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According to the press release from the SEC, the program will begin with season opening games on September 3.

The medical observer will view games from the instant-replay booth and will use video monitors to track potential injuries. If the observer suspects a head or neck injury, he or she may direct the instant-replay official to contact the referee to stop the game and remove the player for evaluation by medical staff. The procedures outlined by the SEC include the following:. Upon being notified by the medical observer, the following will then take place:. The observer will provide another set of eyes watching the field from a different perspective and providing a complement to the outstanding athletic medicine staffs already employed by our institutions.

Once removed from the field, the team medical staff shall conduct an evaluation of the player. The return to play decision will be made by the institution's medical staff consistent with the institution's protocols and Rule of the NCAA playing rules concerning injury timeouts.

A team may not deliberately initiate these procedures to stop play unnecessarily, to prolong or delay the medical stoppage, to improperly take advantage of a stoppage in play, or to influence the actions of the medical observer. The SEC has contracted with Champion Sports Medicine, a Physiotherapy Associates Company, to administer the Football Medical Observer program and to coordinate the participation of medical professionals from across the Southeast to serve as medical observers.