UPDATE: Sonny Dykes says Trevor Davis sustained a jammed neck and there is no timetable for return.
Teammates of @CalFootball's Trevor Davis relieved to see him at practice Sunday . . . as a spectator. Diagnosis: Jammed neck. No timetable.
— Jeff Faraudo (@JeffFaraudo) October 20, 2014
Great to see @Trevor9Davis back around our football facility today #calfamily #gobears
— Sonny Dykes (@CALCoachDykes) October 20, 2014
Chris Harper had a bruised back but is expected to play on Friday against Oregon.
@THEADMIRAL6 im not out
— Christopher Harper (@ItsChrisHarper) October 19, 2014
Original story:
I'd like to thank everyone so much for all the prayers, and I'm blessed to say that I'm doing good and will be back soon #CalFamily
— Trevor Davis (@Trevor9Davis) October 19, 2014
Looks like we can all breathe a sigh of relief. Trevor Davis was released from the hospital around midnight last night, confirms Cal Athletics. It sounds like he's in good enough shape to return home and that he's recovered from the worst part of his injury.
In addition, Trevor's Dad Mark posted this on his Facebook page that Davis should be okay.
"Just got out of the hospital, Trev will be ok. He'll be out 2 or 3 weeks. Thanks very much for your notes and calls."
(Note that what Mark is saying isn't an official statement from Cal Athletics on his condition. That will be saved for later tonight, when Sonny Dykes should give us a better update on the injury that Davis sustained and his status for the weeks going forward. But this is the first report we've heard on Trevor's overall status.)
If Davis is out for any of the upcoming games, Cal might need to consider shuffling around their wide receiver corps, particularly if Chris Harper also has to miss time. Also, Cal will be down their top two kickoff return men (Khalfani Muhammad cannot field kicks with that cast). The Bears might have to rely on true freshman Tre Watson to return kicks against Oregon next week; he was the #2 kickoff returner yesterday.
Go Trevor! Go Bears!
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