The narrative is spreading globally: Playing sports leads to concussions. In turn, concussions lead to depression, brain damage, and death. The high-profile suicides of famous athletes, such as NFL stars Dave Duerson and Junior Seau, along with pending litigation against leagues and equipment makers, put sports and concussion in a fear-filled focus. But does sport, at any level, equal brain damage? Two ends of the expert spectrum, 2006 Super Bowl champion tight end Ben Utecht and world-renowned sports neurologist Dr. Jeffrey Kutcher, discuss what happens to the brain during sports. Utecht, 33, faces cognitive issues from his elite football career and seeks greater brain awareness. Kutcher is highly sought after, from youth to pro and Olympic athletes, to treat concussions and neurological issues. New York Times sports contributor and Michigan State University sports journalist in residence Joanne Gerstner will moderate the discussion.