Barner released from hospital after scary hit

Barner released from hospital after scary hit

Published Oct. 10, 2010 8:59 p.m. ET

Oregon running back Kenjon Barner has been released from Pullman Regional Hospital after spending the night following a scary collision against Washington State.

Oregon spokesman Dave Williford said in an e-mail Sunday that Barner was discharged and heading back to Eugene with an Oregon team physician.

Barner was hit at full speed by Washington State's Anthony Carpenter on a kickoff return during the first quarter in Oregon's 43-23 win on Saturday. Barner was tended to on the field for more 10 minutes on Saturday left the stadium in an ambulance. Medics brought out a backboard, but Barner eventually sat up and walked with assistance to a stretcher.

Barner is Oregon's third leading rusher on the season. The No. 2 Ducks are off until Oct. 21 when they host UCLA.

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