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Bo Bryan Undergoes Surgery After Breaking Collarbone in High School Game

Doctors say he could be cleared to play in the TSSAA playoffs beginning Nov. 6 if his shoulder heals quickly.

Overview

  • The injury happened Friday, Oct. 16, when Battle Ground Academy quarterback Thomas “Bo” Bryan was sacked on the opening drive and landed on his right shoulder.
  • Trainers wrapped his shoulder and put his arm in a sling on the sideline before Bo confirmed on Instagram the next day that he had broken his collarbone.
  • Luke and Caroline Bryan posted video and photos showing the family driving to the hospital and Bo in pre‑op care as he prepared for surgery.
  • Bo underwent surgery on Oct. 19 and has begun recovery, with doctors saying a return for the playoffs is possible but will require fast healing and formal medical clearance.
  • Bo was having a breakout senior season with about 2,006 passing yards and 30 touchdowns through seven games, and BGA is adjusting its lineup as his recovery develops.