Bryce Petty Injury: Updates on Baylor Star's Concussion and Return

Baylor quarterback Bryce Petty suffered his second injury of 2014 after going down with a head injury against Texas Tech. Petty has been cleared and will play vs. Kansas State.

Continue for updates.

Friday, Dec. 5

Petty Will Play vs. Kansas State

John Werner of the Waco Tribune-Herald has the latest on Petty:

Holly Rowe had more from Petty:

Thursday, Dec. 4

Petty Returns to Practice

Fox Sport's Stewart Mandel provides an update on Petty's concussion:

Monday, Dec. 1

Briles Expects Petty to Be Ready 

Ken Corbitt of the Topeka Capital-Journal passed along comments from Art Briles on Bryce Petty's status:

Petty also spoke about his status, via Chuck Carlton of the Dallas Morning News:

Sunday, Nov. 30

Petty Going Through Concussion Protocol 

Chuck Carlton of the Dallas Morning News provides an update on Bryce Petty's head injury:

Saturday, Nov. 29

Petty Suffers Head Injury vs. Texas Tech

ESPN's Mark Schlabach broke down the play where Bryce Petty was injured:

Jake Trotter of ESPN.com would later provide an update in the fourth quarter: 

ESPN's Brett McMurphy had an update after the game:

Tim Griffin of MySA.com had Petty's thoughts after the game:

Mac Olson of ESPN.com added his thoughts:

Mike Pereira of Fox Sports believed there should have been a penalty on the play:

Expectations were high for the senior star. Petty wasn't considered the favorite for the Heisman Trophy, but he was on the shortlist for the trip to New York City at the end of the season.

While the problem wasn't debilitating, it was enough to limit him to 13-of-23 passing for 161 yards and two touchdowns. He then missed the Bears' next game against Northwestern State, and the problem continued to hamper him as the weeks wore on.

From a numbers perspective, Petty's season bottomed out in Baylor's 61-58 win over TCU. He completed just seven of his 22 passes for 111 yards and two touchdowns. Two weeks later, he went 16-of-36 for 223 yards and two touchdowns in the Bears' 41-27 loss to West Virginia.