UIL it’s a six day protocol with the sixth day being clearance to play if the player passes all the other protocols . Assuming the NCAA follows the same, we will know by Friday if Arch is a go. What I did notice is he stayed on the field for some of the post game and wasn’t sent directly to the locker room after his on the field evaluation albeit they escorted him to the locker room pretty swiftly while others celebrated
Day 1: Symptom-limited activity: 24 hours of no symptoms, followed by light aerobic exercise.
Day 2: Light aerobic exercise: Light activity, like walking or stationary cycling, at less than 70% effort.
Day 3: Moderate aerobic exercise: Moderate exercise, such as running or agility drills.
Day 4: Sport-specific non-contact exercise: Drills that are specific to the sport but without contact.
Day 5: Full contact practice: Full participation in regular training activities and contact drills, provided the athlete is symptom-free.
Day 6: Return to play: Full return to game play without restrictions, following the successful completion of all previous stages.