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Experts call for new heat rules to protect linemen

First publishedAug 2, 19:04 UTC

Last updatedAug 2, 20:34 UTC · 13m ago

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Experts are calling for new heat rules to protect linemen, who are at high risk of heatstroke.

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Experts want new rules to protect football linemen from heatstroke. They say linemen are at high risk of heatstroke. This is because they make up 90% of heatstroke deaths in high school and college football.

Why it matters

This is important because heatstroke can be deadly. Football players, especially linemen, need to be protected from heatstroke.

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What are experts calling for?: New heat rules to protect linemen.
Why are linemen at risk?: They make up 90% of heatstroke deaths in high school and college football.
What can happen if linemen get heatstroke?: Heatstroke can be deadly.

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All outlets frame the story as a call for action to protect football linemen from heatstroke. They emphasize the high risk of heatstroke for linemen.

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Experts call for new heat rules to protect linemen.
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ESPNAug 2, 19:04Focuses on football and heatstroke risk.