Bo Bryan Says He Broke Collarbone in High School Game

Bo Bryan said he broke his collarbone after being injured during Battle Ground Academy’s football game against Pope John Paul II on October 16. The 18-year-old quarterback shared the diagnosis in an Instagram Story the following day, thanking people for their support and saying, “We will be back.” Bryan was injured after being sacked and landing on his right shoulder. He left the field and later returned to the sideline with his arm in a sling. He told The Tennessean that he initially thought the impact was a stinger, but realized something was wrong when he got up and reached the sideline. The exact severity of the injury and how long Bryan might be unavailable were not established in the reports. Battle Ground Academy coach Bobby Bentley said the team still needed to determine what the injury meant and how to respond. Bryan said he would undergo an X-ray after the game, but no result from that examination was provided. The injury leaves Bryan’s availability for the team’s remaining games uncertain. Battle Ground Academy had two regular-season games remaining, according to one account, but no decision on whether Bryan would return this season was reported. His social-media...