In the end the game played by UNC versus Wake will go down as a loss. That will never change, but with time the game will become a further and further memory and people will begin to forget it. On the other side of the coin the one thing that is not, or better said, should not be forgotten is the image of quarterback Bryn Renner laying on the turf looking like he had been knocked out of the game after trying to score. After having watched the game, and that play several times, it is evident that Renner pointed to his head before falling to the ground.
However it seems that the hit had nothing to do with a concussion, as I (and a lot of other people) thought it was. For those of you that use twitter saw the back and forth between many watching the game about whether or not the young man under center should go back into the game or not. In the end, as we all know, the youngster went right back into the game without missing any reps. Head coach Larry Fedora came out in this week’s pre...
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Bryn Renner struggled without his battering ram of a running back in Giovani Bernard, and their upset at Wake Forest was a disheartening setback to the Larry Fedora era.
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September 14, 2012

