Luke Bryan's Son Bo Suffers Shocking Injury During Football Game
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Luke Bryan’s son, Bo Bryan, suffered a gruesome collarbone injury Friday night while playing high school football.The 18-year-old landed on his right shoulder after a sack, per USA Today, and was diagnosed with a broken collarbone just hours later.Bo, who plays quarterback for Battle Ground Academy in Franklin, Tennessee, revealed his injury on Instagram Saturday and thanked everyone for their “thoughts and prayers.”Luke Bryan’s son, Bo, suffered a broken collarbone after playing high school football on Friday. USA TODAY Network via Reuters ConnectBo was playing quarterback for Battle Ground Academy in Tennessee. (He is pictured above with his parents, Luke Bryan and Caroline Boyer). linabryan3/InstagramSpeaking to the Tennessean, he recalled thinking he had a “stinger,” but once he got off the field, he “really knew that something was wrong.”Bo has had quite the football career so far, leading his team to a 6-1 record in his first full season as a starting quarterback, according to the local outlet.Amid his son’s impressive sports season, the “Country Girl” singer gushed about being his son’s No. 1 fan.Bo told a local media outlet that he didn’t think he had a serious injury when he was hit initially USA TODAY Network via Reuters ConnectBo, pictured above, led his team to a a 6-1 record in his first full season as a starting quarterback. linabryan3/Instagram“I’m super impressed,” Luke, 50, told USA TODAY Sports in September. “This being against a big rival during his senior year, he’s learning as he goes.”“Everything that happens to him this year is the first time he’s had all these pressure situations, all the ups and downs. He came out, we got behind and he threw a pick that turned into points for them,” he continued about his son.In addition to Bo, the singer shares son Tatum Christopher Bryan, 16, with his wife, Caroline Boyer.Bryan is a big fan of his son, Bo. Getty ImagesThe “Country Girl” singer told USA Today Sports in September that he was “super impressed” by his son. bo_bryan15/InstagramThe couple also adopted Bryan’s two nieces and nephew after his brother-in-law, Ben Lee Cheshire, died in 2014. His sister, Kelly, had already died in 2007.In his interview with USA Today Sports, Bryan also praised his son’s athletic ability.‘Bo is really young in his development as a quarterback because he’s been a two- or three-sport athlete his whole life,” he said. “The fact that he’s been able to really turn the corner as a quarterback has been amazing to see.”
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