Charlotte's offensive challenges will be intensified at Western Kentucky on Saturday. During an interview with Charlotte radio station 7:30 AM The Game, head coach Brad Lambert officially ruled out running back Benny LeMay due to a concussion he suffered in the 49ers' loss to Marshall last week.

LeMay has been a rare bright spot for Charlotte (0-6, 0-2 C-USA), producing over 500 total yards through the team's first six games -- including 158-yard and 178-yard rushing efforts vs. North Carolina A&T and Florida International, respectively.



After starting just one game as a freshman, LeMay -- a former three-star prospect -- has been a bell cow for Charlotte when its offense is at its best this season. His two best performances came, not coincidentally, in the team's two near-wins.



Redshirt freshman Aaron McAlister and true freshman Kameron Duncan will carry the load. McAlister picked up 34 yards on seven carries after LeMay left last week's game.

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