Kaaya’s setback adds injury to insult for Canes

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by Rachael Lotter Tuesday October 27, 2015

Kaaya’s setback adds injury to insult for Canes

Brad Kaaya and the Hurricanes, coming off a pair of wins over Duke and Virginia, still have a shot at the Coastal Division title if they can beat North Carolina (AP image)

The University of Miami’s long day against Clemson started early.

Quarterback Malik Rosier replaced Brad Kaaya midway through the second quarter after Kaaya took a wicked hit while in the pocket from Tigers defensive end Shaq Lawson. Clemson rushed just one other player besides Lawson.

It didn’t look good when Miami’s medical staff talked to Kaaya as he came to the sideline, then team members surrounded him and shielded him from cameras by putting towels up. He didn’t pass the concussion protocol.

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