Taysom Hill Injury: Updates on BYU QB's Leg and Recovery
After suffering a fractured leg and ligament damage in the team's 35-20 loss to the Utah State Aggies on Oct. 3, BYU Cougars star quarterback Taysom Hill is doing well with his recovery following surgery.
Jay Drew of The Salt Lake Tribune provided an update on the junior signal-caller:
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Hill also shot down reports that the ligaments were shredded, that he considered a position change or planned on bolting to the NFL in the upcoming draft:
Hill is done for this season, finishing with 975 passing yards, seven touchdowns and three picks. He also ran for 460 yards and eight touchdowns.
The Cougars were 4-0 heading into the game with Utah State but went on to lose their next four games without Hill. On the season, BYU is 6-4 and finishes the regular season with matchups against Savannah State and Cal.
