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This research aims to analyze injury characteristics in NCAA Division I football players over one year.

Injury Characteristics Among an NCAA DI Football Team Over the Course of 1 Year

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This research aims to analyze injury characteristics in NCAA Division I football players over one year.
Data collected from 120 athletes during the 2023 season across various segments.
Injury rates calculated per 1,000 athlete exposure events based on participation data.
Injuries categorized by season segments: winter off-season, spring season, summer off-season, preseason, and fall season.
Overall injury rate was 6.52 per 1,000 AEs, with preseason injuries at 12.34 per 1,000 AEs.
Most common injuries were knee (24%), shoulder (13.7%), and hamstring (9.3%).
Preseason had the highest injury rate, possibly due to high workloads and cumulative fatigue.

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Randomized trial examines injury rates in NCAA DI football players, suggesting targeted training strategies to reduce risks.

Worley et al. (2026) studied this question.

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