Tennessee Mr. Football hopeful, son of country music star injured in Week 9 matchup
With more than 2,000 passing yards on the season, the son of country music star Luke Bryan is a favorite to win Tennessee's Division II-AA Mr. Football.
Bo Bryan, the son of country music sensation Luke Bryan, suffered a shoulder injury during a Week 9 high school football game played by Battle Ground Academy against Pope John Paul II. The incident occurred during BGA's opening drive when Bryan was sacked and fell heavily on his right shoulder. Following the game, he was seen on the sideline with an arm sling and a shoulder wrapped heavily.
Bo, who had been dominating his team with an impressive performance, had a 74% completion rate, 2,006 yards, 30 touchdowns, and only three interceptions. He set career highs with six touchdown passes in consecutive games. A three-star prospect according to 247Sports, Bryan had garnered college offers from Austin-Peay, Eastern Kentucky, North Alabama, and Tennessee Martin.
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