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The American Heart Association's Paul 'Bear' Bryant Award returns for a second year in EA Sports College Football 27, letting players chase the National Coach of the Year title and celebrate a legacy that bridges college football and heart health.
A new report from the American Heart Association highlights soccer’s physical and mental advantages, urging fans to embrace the game and learn lifesaving CPR.
After collapsing on the field during a May 2025 match, Savy King endured open‑heart surgery, launched a nonprofit, and now works with major soccer leagues to ensure CPR certification for every player.
The Kansas City Chiefs, together with USA Football and the American Heart Association, have awarded 34 grants to youth football programs and schools throughout the Midwest, aiming to enhance equipment access, promote CPR readiness, and foster wellness among young athletes.
On May 29, Kroger will host a NASCAR‑themed gathering in Lebanon, Tennessee, featuring driver Ryan Preece, health screenings, giveaways and a food drive for military families.
After losing his son Mason to sudden cardiac arrest on a soccer field, Scott Sells is advocating for a state law that requires AED registration, 911 training, and broader public access, hoping to prevent future fatalities.
A June 2023 accident at Trussville Country Club left Grayson Pope with life‑threatening injuries. After months of intensive care and rehabilitation, he returned to baseball, graduating on schedule and securing a University of Tennessee scholarship.
Students at Belen Jesuit Prep organized a basketball tournament to raise awareness about sudden cardiac arrest, raising nearly $2,000 for the American Heart Association while receiving CPR instruction from Miami-Dade Fire Rescue and Nicklaus Children’s Hospital.
Eric Taylor, a healthy 56‑year‑old basketball coach, suffered a stroke during a concert in Detroit. Immediate intervention by a nearby nurse and his wife’s prompt attention not only saved his life but also highlighted the critical need for public awareness of stroke warning signs.