Texas State Safety Bobby Crosby Hospitalized After Head Injury Vs James Madison

Texas State safety Bobby Crosby suffered a serious head and neck injury during a game against James Madison, leading to a prolonged stoppage and his transport to Seton Medical Center for evaluation. The injury happened late in the third quarter when Crosby collided with a teammate while attempting a tackle, leaving him motionless for several minutes before medical staff placed him on a backboard and carted him off the field. Despite the severity of the incident, Crosby gave a reassuring thumbs-up as he was taken to the hospital, providing some comfort to fans and teammates. Crosby, a key defensive player for Texas State with 37 tackles this season, began his college career at Cisco College and has been a standout contributor since transferring. Both teams showed support during the incident, with players kneeling in prayer, and Texas State's coach expressed the emotional impact the injury had on the team. As of now, no official diagnosis or recovery timeline has been released, but the swift medical response and widespread well-wishes underscore the concern and hope for Crosby's full recovery.