A scary moment took place after halftime in Neyland Stadium.
An official collapsed early in the third quarter of the Kentucky-Tennessee game at about the 7-yard line. He was helped off the field by medical personnel to an awaiting ambulance.
Multiple reports suggested he was hit at least one other time in the game before he collapsed on the field while standing alone.
There was a scuffle between the teams in the first half that the official, Chris Snead, was involved with, and initial reports suggest he would be evaluated for a possible concussion.
I believe it was the same official that may have been hit after Tennessee's first touchdown late in the first half. Had taken a knee after the play…possible concussion?
Being taken to the ambulance.
— Gene Henley (@genehenley3) November 10, 2018
Both teams’ medical personnel attending to the official now. pic.twitter.com/OX8r9qpHtS
— Rhiannon Potkey (@RPotkey) November 10, 2018
A former newspaper veteran, Keith Farner is a news manager for Saturday Down South.
