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Miami running back CharMar Brown exits game at Wake Forest with 1st-half injury

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The Associated Press. (2026, September 19). Miami running back CharMar Brown exits game at Wake Forest with 1st-half injury. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/miami-running-back-charmar-brown-exits-game-at-wake-forest-with-1st-half-injury/article_8635679a-5c92-579e-9143-cc1559e403f1.html

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During a game between Miami and Wake Forest in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Miami running back CharMar Brown was injured early in the second quarter after sustaining what appeared to be an injury to his right knee. Brown left the field on a cart following the incident. Additionally, defensive lineman Ahmad Moten Sr. briefly exited the game with an apparent injury but later returned to play.
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During a Friday night game at Winston-Salem, N.C., against Wake Forest, Miami's fifth-ranked football team saw running back CharMar Brown leave the game before halftime due to an injury. In the second quarter, Brown sustained what appeared to be a knee injury after making a 32-yard run and nearly scoring but was tackled just short of the goal line. He was carted off the field with medical staff examining his right knee.

Additionally, defensive lineman Ahmad Moten Sr., a fifth-year senior, briefly left the game in the first quarter due to an apparent knee issue. After staying down behind the play during Wake Forest’s first possession, he initially limped off but returned later in the half. Brown's departure is particularly concerning given that it was his second significant injury of the season and has implications for Miami's offensive strategy moving forward.

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Hurricanes Miami N.C. WINSTON-SALEM Wake Forest

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Brown PERSON · 2× Miami GPE · 2× Ahmad Moten Sr PERSON · 1× CharMar Brown PERSON · 1× Hurricanes ORG · 1× N.C. GPE · 1× Ty Clark III’s PERSON · 1× WINSTON-SALEM GPE · 1× Wake Forest ORG · 1× Wake Forest’s ORG · 1×

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The Hurricanes also saw defensive lineman Ahmad Moten Sr. briefly exit the game in the first quarter, with the fifth-year senior staying down on his left knee behind the play on Ty Clark III’s 13-yard catch during Wake Forest’s first possession.
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Fifth-ranked Miami saw running back CharMar Brown exit Friday night’s game at Wake Forest before halftime with an injury. asserted
Brown → rank → injury
Brown went down in the second quarter on the heels of a 32-yard run, with the redshirt junior getting loose around the right side and turning upfield before being taken down inches just shy of the goal line. asserted
junior → go → line
He stayed down in the end zone with team medical staff examining his right knee. asserted
staff → stay → knee
Brown was eventually helped to the Miami sideline, hopping on his left foot with no weight on his right leg before eventually being carted to the tunnel. asserted
Brown → help → tunnel
The Hurricanes also saw defensive lineman Ahmad Moten Sr. briefly exit the game in the first quarter, with the fifth-year senior staying down on his left knee behind the play on Ty Clark III’s 13-yard catch during Wake Forest’s first possession. asserted
senior → see → possession
He eventually got to his feet and headed straight to the locker room with his left arm hanging by his side, though he returned later in the first half. asserted
he → get → half
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