Texas A & M says Brice Anderson escaped “catastrophic” injury, is “in great spirits”

Texas A & M announced that the security of Brice Anderson escaped “catastrophic injury” in 41-40 wins the team over Notre Lady at 3. Week.

“Brice is in great spirits, and our focus is now to support him with our recovery,” Schools said on Wednesday. “We are grateful for many thoughts, prayers and messages of Aggie, and knows that Brice will still feel that they feel like it is cured.”

In the second quarter, Anderson was a burdened field after a collision with the struggle of the Irish narrow final end Eli Raridon.

He went to deal with Raridon after the end of 25 yards and remained motionless in the field after the establishment of a contact.

A & M Main coach Mike Elko told reporters After the game, “All signs are positive” from the initial examination in Anderson, which was translated into the local hospital. And also traveled back With that to the college station, Texas.

“It was a blessing to have it on a plane with us,” Elko said. “It was obviously great for all the boys to see him. It was somehow skating what could really be a bad situation, and so hard to measure time, but we expect that we will return it at some point.”

Anderson is in his fourth season with Agia. Before 2025. year, he appeared in 35 games and intercepted two passes.

Before his injury, Texas were innate, one of the two initial security for Elko this year. 10 barracks were registered through the first three team games.