BYU quarterback Taysom Hill fractures left leg against Utah State

BYU quarterback Taysom Hill fractured his left leg Friday night against Utah State.

BYU quarterback Taysom Hill fractured his left leg Friday night against Utah State. Hill sustained the injury midway through the second quarter after getting his leg rolled under a tackler. 

BYU QB Taysom Hill has a left leg fracture. He will not return. Further evaluations will be carried out later.

— BYU Game Notes (@BYUGameNotes) October 4, 2014

BYU quarterback Taysom Hill left the game against Utah State with a leg injury. STORY: http://t.co/pSRuXvJsID pic.twitter.com/GFFP0b4qRW

— Yahoo Sports College Football (@YahooSportsCFB) October 4, 2014

Taysom Hill carted off. Watched him tell trainer "he snapped it" when describing injury to trainer. #USUvsBYU pic.twitter.com/TtRgoHnNrX

— Real Sports Live (@RSL4Utah) October 4, 2014

Hill, a junior, came into Friday's game with 876 passing yards and 13 total touchdowns on the season. BYU is currently 4-0. Hill's backup is Christian Stewart, a 6-foot-2 senior with little game experience.  

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