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We can’t even imagine what it’s like for this town right now: a South Carolina high school football player has died following a double collapse during a Friday-night game.

He had been helped off the field after a brutal tackle and then he collapsed on the sideline. His name wasRonald Rouse, and he played for the Hartsville Red Foxes.

After he was hit, he stayed on the ground before he was helped off the field and collapsed further… then EMS crews worked to revive Rouse and transported him to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

At the half, the rest of the game was suspended.

An autopsy will be conducted to figure out exactly why.

We hope, though this seems like a tragic accident, that more players will flex caution after this.

Our hearts go out to Ronald’s family, teammates, and town.

        I know some of the comments were that people are out of work and this is excessive, blah, blah, blah, but I happen to think that its great that a team of grown men can get together and have a great meal.  No wives, girlfriends or parents, but the team bonding. Oh and poor whoever not having the money to do it, yeah, yeah thats how much you spend on groceries for a month, so what?  These guys play a game that puts their bodies in danger and take more intellect then the average joe would think and they get paid.  Good for them!  

It’s the LAST tab you’d ever wanna pick up — a bill for a lavish steak dinner consumed by the heavyweights on the Miami Dolphins offensive line — but Monday night, several unlucky rookies did just that … and it cost ‘em $7,400.

All told, there were 10 players at the dinner at Prime One Twelve steakhouse in Miami Beach — fresh off their Sunday night victory over the Bengals — meaning the average cost per head was $740.

Dolphins guard Richie Incognito tells us, they ordered practically everything on the menu — including Wagyu beef, which runs $35 AN OUNCE … in addition to a full array of appetizers, expensive wines, and of course … lemon drop shots.

Incognito tells us, the guys go out for dinner several times a year as a bonding experience — and it’s a tradition to make the rookies pay for one of those meals.

We’re told the rooks split the bill based on their salaries — which means starting right tackle Jonathan Martin paid the most.

Champagne problems … in this case, Dom Perignon.

Love this!

This is perfect.