numerous disabilities which included: morbid obesity, sleep apnea, a broken left wrist in 1978, numbing pain in the right arm since 1982 due to the removal of a tumor, two injuries to the left ankle in 1987 and arthroscopic surgery on the left knee in 1988. Garibay has unsuccessfully attempted to surgically correct his sleep apnea and to restrict his diet.
The ALJ determined Garibay suffered from prior permanent and industrially disabling conditions. Combined with his primary injury sustained at Marcraft, Inc., the ALJ determined that the total disability was greater than the additive sums of the injuries which resulted in Garibay's permanent and total disability. Garibay was awarded Second Injury Fund compensation. On appeal to the Commission, Garibay's award was reversed. After reviewing the evidence and considering thePenn State had long recruited Aliquippa safety Kwantel Raines, and it hosted him twice for unofficial visits so far this season.

When it came time for the four-star to announce his college choice, though, it seems like the Lions didn't have room even if he wanted to pick the school, as they already have 22 Class of 2018 verbal commitments and need to fill the minimal space left (one at the least, three at most) with defensive linemen, not a linebacker/safety.

Thus, Raines' decision ultimately came down to West Virginia and Pittsburgh, and he picked the former on Monday night during a ceremony in his hometown.

"I decided to pick West Virginia because they were the first school to give me an opportunity," Raines told Rivals' Adam Friedman.

"I really like the