Penn State Football Defensive Backs Jahmir Joseph & Jeremiah Cooper Questionable For Minnesota Game
Penn State football defensive backs Jahmir Joseph and Jeremiah Cooper are questionable for Saturday’s game against Minnesota, per the conference’s Thursday availability report.
Joseph and Cooper have played a big role in Penn State’s stellar secondary. Joseph has 10 tackles, and Cooper has 20 with one interception.
Defensive end Caleb Bacon is also questionable. He’s played in all nine games for Penn State so far.
Left tackle Malachi Goodman remains probable for the Minnesota game.
Goodman started and played in the first half of Penn State’s victory over Washington, but did not finish the game in the second half. Matt Campbell said he was “not at full strength” in his postgame press conference.
Redshirt sophomore Garrett Sexton checked in to relieve Goodman. He played a career-high 30 snaps in Seattle.
Kicker Cristiano Rosa was taken off the availability report after starting as probable Wednesday.
Players out include wide receiver Koby Howard, defensive end Max Granville, linebacker Alex Tatsch, cornerback Tyler Armstead, and defensive tackle Alijah Carnell.
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