BGA QB Bo Bryan injured vs JPII after landing on shoulder
BGA quarterback Bo Bryan left the game against Pope John Paul II on Oct. 16 with an apparent upper-body injury.
In a recent TSSAA football game, BGA quarterback Bo Bryan sustained an upper-body injury during the match against Pope John Paul II on October 16th. The injury took place in the first quarter during BGA's second drive of the game. Bryan suffered the injury when he was sacked and landed forcefully on his right shoulder. After the incident, Bryan's right arm was placed in a sling and his shoulder pads were removed from the sideline during the first half of the game.
Both BGA and JPII were unable to score in the initial quarter of the match when Bryan was taken out of the game. Prior to this incident, Bryan had demonstrated his quarterback skills, having thrown for 2,006 yards and 30 touchdowns with three interceptions in seven games this season.
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