He may no longer be a part of the Penn State football program, but former tight end Adam Breneman’s return to college football is going quite well at UMass this season. Breneman recorded eight catches for 138 yards and two touchdowns for the Minutemen Saturday against Wagner in a blowout win. He also provided a very good highlight with this one-handed catch for a big gain over the middle.
[protected-iframe id=”8e2554197a0e9cb2f113611522d60d26-114320562-17968074″ info=”http://www.espn.com/core/video/iframe?id=17918682&endcard=false” width=”640″ height=”400″ frameborder=”0″]It’s good to see a kid like Breneman doing well at UMass, especially considering what he went through at Penn State. It is amazing to see just what he is capable of doing when healthy, which he most certainly is up at UMass.
Adam Breneman goes over 100 yards today with his 7th reception. He has 107 with 2 TDs. #UniteTheMasses #PlantTheFlag #WAGvsUM
— UMass Football (@UMassFootball) October 29, 2016
#MackeyWatch Adam Breneman's six TD catches through nine games ties the single-season school record.@JohnMackeyAward
— UMass Football (@UMassFootball) October 29, 2016
After an 8/138/2 performance today, @AdamBreneman81 has a line of 52rec/622yds/6TDs for the season. Legit contender for the @JohnMackeyAward
— Fight Massachusetts (@FightMA247) October 29, 2016
You may have missed this too, but former Nittany Lion wide receiver Geno Lewis picked up his first touchdown pass at Oklahoma yesterday.
Geno Lewis goes ⬆️ to grab his first TD in a #Sooners uniform. OU leads 42-3. https://t.co/bDnOBCAqM4
— Oklahoma Football (@OU_Football) October 30, 2016
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