Collie is done with football—he retired from the Canadian Football League last week—and is now undergoing treatment at a clinic in Provo, Utah, for the same brain condition that destroyed his once-promising career with the Colts. CognitiveFX bills itself as the world's most sophisticated concussion treatment facility. It specializes in diagnosing and treating patients like Collie who have suffered multiple head injuries. Austin Collie was born on January 4th, 1992, in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He was raised by his parents, Terry and Janet Collie, and has two older sisters named Taylor and Tatum. In 2004, the family moved to Indianapolis, where Terry works for Indiana University Health as a computer technician while Janet works for Lilly Pharmaceuticals as a marketing coordinator. Austin started playing football when he was six years old. He attended elementary school at Southport Elementary before moving on to Bishop Moore High School in Etobicoke, where he played quarterback for the Bishop Moneer Titans football team. During his time there, the team won three consecutive District 15 championships. As a high school junior, Austin decided to switch positions to wide receiver. He trained during summer vacations and after finishing high school, he committed to play college football at the University of Texas at Austin. However, after being recruited by several other schools, including Indiana University, Ohio State University, and Pittsburgh University, he ended up choosing to go to medical school instead.