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Luke Bryan's son breaks collarbone in high school football game

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 19 Oct, 02:56 · Archive

Thomas 'Bo' Boyer Bryan, 18, broke his collarbone after being sacked during a high school football game for Battle Ground Academy in Tennessee on Friday.

Thomas 'Bo' Boyer Bryan, 18, suffered a broken collarbone during a high school football game on Friday night. Playing quarterback for Battle Ground Academy in Tennessee, Bo was sacked during the contest and landed heavily on his right shoulder as opposing defenders crashed down on top of him. Medical staff placed his arm in a sling and kept him on the sideline for the rest of the game against Pope John Paul II Preparatory School.

Bo confirmed the fracture on Instagram on Saturday, writing: 'Broke my collarbone last night. Thank you everyone for your thoughts and prayers. We will be back.' Speaking to local media, Bo said he initially thought he had suffered only a minor injury. 'I thought it was just a stinger when I hit the ground,' he explained. 'Once I got up I knew something was wrong. When I got to the sideline, I really knew something was wrong.'

Battle Ground Academy head coach Bobby Bentley acknowledged the challenge ahead for the team. 'I don't know what we're looking at yet,' Bentley said. 'We'll have to figure this thing out.' Bo had been performing strongly this season, throwing for 2,006 yards and 30 touchdowns with three interceptions through seven games in his first season as a starter, helping the team to a 6-1 record.

Luke Bryan's son breaks collarbone in high school football game
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In this story: Luke Bryan · Thomas 'Bo' Boyer Bryan · Battle Ground Academy · Pope John Paul II Preparatory School · Tennessee · Bobby Bentley

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