""We are thankful to report that no catastrophic injury was found," Texas A&M said in a statement Wednesday. "Bryce is in great spirits, and our focus now is on supporting him through his recovery.""
""It was a blessing to have him on the plane with us," Elko said. "It was obviously great for all the boys to see him. It was great that that we kind of skated through what could have possibly been a really, really bad situation. He's still in the process of recovering, and so hard to kind of gauge a timeline right now, but we do expect that we'll have him back at some point.""
Texas A&M safety Bryce Anderson suffered a serious head collision with Notre Dame tight end Eli Raridon on a 25-yard passing play late in the first half. He initially lay motionless while medical personnel stabilized his neck and attended to him for about 10 minutes before carting him off and sending him to a hospital for testing. Anderson had feeling in all of his limbs and no catastrophic injury was found. He returned to campus with the team and is continuing to recover, with an expectation that he will return later this season. Anderson has 10 tackles this season and 116 career tackles, plus multiple turnovers and pass defenses.
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