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RedHawks seem to be mending

By Pete Conrad | Thursday, October 8, 2009, 02:11 PM

By Pete Conrad

The Miami RedHawks’ walking wounded seem to be walking a little more steadily.

Senior defensive tackle Martin Channels, who missed the Cincinnati game with a hamstring injury, is a go to make the trip to Northwestern.

So is junior wideout Jamal Rogers, who missed all but five snaps of the UC game with a high ankle sprain.

“He’s a fast healer,” Miami coach Mike Haywood said of Rogers, who has 18 catches for 143 yards and a touchdown.

Senior wide receiver Dustin Woods also will make the trip, but that doesn’t necessarily mean he will play. Woods, who missed the UC game with a hamstring injury, was guaranteed a spot on this week’s traveling roster because he is a team captain.

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