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Luke Bryan’s son says he broke collarbone in high school football game
Luke Bryan’s 18-year-old son Bo was injured while playing quarterback in a high school football game in Tennessee.
He landed on his right shoulder after being sacked during the opening drive and left the game.
Bo later said he broke his collarbone in a message on Instagram.
He was playing for Battle Ground Academy against Pope John Paul II Preparatory School.
He was in his first season as the team’s starting quarterback, and the team had a 6-1 record through seven games.
Bo thanked fans for their thoughts and prayers and said, “We will be back.”
He had said he would get an X-ray after the game, but no further information about his recovery was given.
Thomas “Bo” Boyer Bryan, 18-year-old son of country singer Luke Bryan, said he broke his collarbone in a high school football game.
Bryan was injured while playing quarterback for Battle Ground Academy in Tennessee against Pope John Paul II Preparatory School.
He landed on his right shoulder after being sacked and left the game wearing a sling.
He confirmed the fracture on Instagram the following day and thanked people for their support.
Before the injury, he had recorded 2,006 passing yards, 30 touchdowns and three interceptions this season.
- Who
- Thomas “Bo” Boyer Bryan, Luke Bryan’s 18-year-old son and Battle Ground Academy’s quarterback.
- What
- He broke his collarbone during a high school football game.
- When
- Friday night; he confirmed the fracture on Instagram the following day.
- Where
- A game in Tennessee between Battle Ground Academy and Pope John Paul II Preparatory School.
- Why
- He was sacked and landed on his right shoulder.
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Bryan was sacked during the game, landed on his right shoulder and left the contest.
Bryan said he would undergo an X-ray.
Bryan said on Instagram that he had broken his collarbone and thanked people for their support.
- Age
- 18
- Team
- Battle Ground Academy, Tennessee
- Opponent
- Pope John Paul II Preparatory School
- Injury
- Broken collarbone
- Season stats
- 2,006 passing yards, 30 touchdowns and three interceptions
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What people are saying
Broke my collarbone last night. Thank you everyone for your thoughts and prayers. We will be back.
I thought it was just a stinger when I hit the ground. Once I got up I knew something was wrong. When I got to the sideline, I really knew something was wrong.
I don't know what we're looking at yet. We'll have to figure this thing out. That's the challenge for us as a team and as coaches. What do we do? How do we do it? We're going to figure it out.
He's learning as he goes, everything that happens to him this year it's the first time he's had all these pressure situations. Can't be more proud as a dad.