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Week 4 injury reports

September, 21, 2012

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By Heather Dinich | ESPN.com

Here are the ACC injury reports for Week 4 from the schools that emailed them:

CLEMSON

Out

Martin Jenkins, DB, Hernia, out for the season
Tony McNeal, QB, torn ACL, out for season
Justin Parker, LB, groin, out for season

Probable

David Beasley, OG, Knee,
Tig Willard, LB, shoulder,
D.J. Howard, RB, shoulder
Tyler Shatley, OG, ankle
DeShawn Williams, DT, foot

Practice note: Coach Dabo Swinney said redshirt freshman Eric Mac Lain has begun to work at offensive guard in addition to tight end. He will be an offensive guard full time at some point this season, but in the short term will continue to play the tight end position in games.

DUKE

PROBABLE

LB Kyler Brown (upper body)
S Jordon Byas (leg)
S Walt Canty (shoulder)
WR Jamison Crowder (upper body)

QUESTIONABLE

OG Lucas Patrick (ankle)

OUT

CB Jared Boyd (leg)
LB Kelby Brown (leg)
NG Jamal Bruce (foot)
S August Campbell (upper body)
TE Braxton Deaver (leg)
LB Brendan Fowler (upper body)
TE Jack Farrell (leg)
DE Justin Foxx (hand)

OUT FOR SEASON

WR Blair Holliday
DE Allen Jackson (shoulder)
S Corbin McCarthy (shoulder)
S Taylor Sowell (leg)

FLORIDA STATE

OUT

S Justin Bright (head)
LB Ukeme Eligwe (hand)
OL Garrett Faircloth (hip)
OL Daniel Foose (back)
DT Moses McCray (head)
DT Jacobbi McDaniel (ankle)
DT Derrick Mitchell (back)

OUT FOR THE SEASON

TE Dan Hicks (knee)
DE Brandon Jenkins (foot)
RB Mario Pender (sports hernia)

MARYLAND

OUT FOR SEASON

QB C.J. Brown Knee
DL Andre Monroe Knee

OUT

DL Keith Bowers Calf
WR Kerry Boykins Hamstring
PK/P Nick Ferrara Hip

QUESTIONABLE

QB Dustin Dailey Ankle

PROBABLE

DB A.J. Hendy Ankle
LB Kenny Tate Knee
DL Joe Vellano Foot

MIAMI

Out

Denzel Perryman-Lower Extremity
Andrew Swasey-Lower Extremity
Raphael Kirby-Lower Extremity
Curtis Porter-Upper Extremity

Surgery/Out for the season:

Ramon Buchanan-Lower Extremity
Sean McNally-Lower Extremity

VIRGINIA TECH

Out for Season

Nick Acree (knee)
D.J. Coles (knee)

Out

David Wang (ankle)

Probable

Kyle Fuller (shoulder)
Joshua Stanford (knee)

Heather Dinich | email

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