Trevor Davis injury update: Moving extremities and conscious, taken to hospital

For those wondering how Trevor Davis is doing, this is what Sonny Dykes had to say in his press conference.

Dykes: "Trevor has movement in his extremities. He was talking on his way to the hospital. All signs look good..."

— GoldenBlogs (@GoldenBlogs) October 18, 2014

Dykes said Trevor Davis was moving his arms and legs. "Signs from the field all looked good."

— Mike Vernon (@M_Vernon) October 18, 2014

Dykes: "Trevor was moving extremities, arms and legs, was talking, said he felt OK." Was taken to hospital, series of tests coming.

— Cal Rivals (@CalRivals) October 18, 2014

.@Trevor9Davis moving extremities, was talking and said he felt OK, Dykes says. "He's going to the hospital."

— Ryan Gorcey (@RGBearTerritory) October 18, 2014

Indeed, it did look like Davis would be okay after sustaining a pretty scary injury late in the 4th quarter on a kickoff return. After Davis got kneed in the back of his helmet, he went down and stayed down for several minutes.

With the student section chanting "TREVOR DAVIS!" (soon to be joined in by the rest of the Cal fans in the stadium), Cal medical staff was quick to call the ambulance and get him set for transport to a local hospital. But before leaving, Davis gave a thumbs up that sent the crowd into a roar.

Considering how scary the original moment was, this is probably the most relieving photo of the day. Thank goodness.

Cal's Trevor Davis gives the crowd the tumbs up from the stretcher, good sign pic.twitter.com/snOwGK7GKe

— CJ Fogler (@cjzero) October 18, 2014

Just now at Memorial Stadium. Thumbs up from Trevor Davis. #UCLAvsCAL pic.twitter.com/Wz5z91XFWr

— Pac-12 Networks (@Pac12Networks) October 18, 2014

Thumbs up from Cal WR Trevor Davis, who had to be carted off after a scary hit vs. UCLA. pic.twitter.com/Vc4J2lITiE

— ESPN (@espn) October 18, 2014

Looks like Trevor Davis may actually be in good spirits as he’s being carted off. Said something that made one of trainers with him laugh

— David Lombardi (@LombardiESPN) October 18, 2014

Chris Harper would also leave the game a few plays later on a blatant targeting penalty, but it sounds like he's in better shape: Harper did not need to go to the hospital for medical attention.

UPDATE:

I'm told that Chris Harper was in the #Cal locker room after the game. Sounds like he will be OK.

— Ryan Gorcey (@RGBearTerritory) October 19, 2014