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Pat Tillman Though professional football player Pat Tillman's death in the remote mountains of Afghanistan captured wide public interest, those who worked with him during his football career-including team physicianscertainly felt a more personal sense of loss. According to published reports, Tillman opted out of a $3.6 million contract with the Arizona Cardinals in 2002 when he enlisted, along with his brother Kevin (a minor league IJaseball player), in the US Army. Tillman jucked the limelight when he made the decision to join the military. He was killed in action on April 22 near the Pakistan border. Media reports have said that his unit was ambushed by ai-Qaeda and Taliban fighters. Among the several memorial services that were held for Tillman included a private gathering at Arizona State University (ASU) for his college football colleagues. He was linebacker for the Sun Devils from 1994 to 1997. Among those in attendance was Brent S.E. Rich, MD, ATC, who was ASU team physician during those years. "There were over 75 former players, coaches, administrators, and others who were there to pay their respects," Rich says. Rich, a family practice physician at ASU's student health service and who also has a private sports medicine practice, says he doesn't recall Tillman continued