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Penn State loses star OT Anthony Donkoh to knee injury
Penn State's narrow win Saturday at Minnesota came with a cost, as starting offensive tackle Anthony Donkoh and reserve defensive tackle Alonzo Ford Jr. both are sidelined with "long-term injuries," coach James Franklin said Monday.
Anthony Donkoh injury update: What’s the latest on the Penn State right tackle?
Penn State right tackle Anthony Donkoh left the Minnesota game after just two plays due to an undisclosed injury. The second-year Nittany Lion was backpedaling in a pass set opposite Golden Gophers pass rusher Jah Joyner when tumbled backward.
Penn State notes: Linemen Anthony Donkoh, Alonzo Ford Jr. suffer long-term injuries
Second-team defensive tackle Alonzo Ford Jr. suffered a leg injury while being blocked or held on a Minnesota run to his side in the second quarter. He also did not return. “When I talked about the adversity we faced at Minnesota, there were a lot of reasons for that,” Franklin said Monday, referring to those two injuries.
How will Penn State replace 2 linemen who are out with long-term injuries? What to expect
The Nittany Lions have two linemen — one offensive and one defensive — who are out with long-term injuries they suffered in the Minnesota game.
A 2nd key Penn State player is out ‘long-term’ after an injury at Minnesota
Defensive tackle Alonzo Ford Jr., an Old Dominion transfer, will be out with a “long-term” injury of his own suffered in the 26-25 win at Minnesota. It’s a tough blow for Penn State’s defensive line and for Ford, who had a season-ending issue last year as well before making his Penn State debut.
Penn State Sustained Two Major Injuries at Minnesota
Two Nittany Lions, including a starting offensive lineman, sustained 'long-term' injuries in Penn State's win over the Golden Gophers.
Penn State’s Donkoh, Ford Out With Long-Term Injuries As College Football Playoff Approaches
Penn State exited Minnesota with a gutsy 26-25 victory on Saturday, a game that saw the Nittany Lions compete relentlessly, regardless of adversity or injury. James Franklin will need that same mentality from his group moving forward,
Key Penn State starter out with a ‘long-term’ injury sustained at Minnesota
A key Penn State starter is out with a serious injury., Penn State’s starting right tackle, is dealing with a “long-term” injury, head coach James Franklin confirmed during his Monday press conference.
What is Anthony Donkoh’s status? Can Penn State make Big Ten title game? Blue-White Breakdown
Johnny and Bob also discuss PSU’s Big Ten title game chances and provide injury updates on Anthony Donkoh and Alonzo Ford.
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Anthony Donkoh injury update: Penn State football player injures knee vs. Minnesota
Penn State football lost its starting right tackle on the second play of the game today. Sophomore Anthony Donkoh, who ...
Penn State football injuries hit hard again: 2 key linemen done for the season
The No. 4 Nittany Lions (10-1, 7-1 Big Ten) lost Donkoh to an apparent right knee injury on the second play of the 26-25 ...
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No. 1 Oregon, which enters its regular-season finale against the Washington Huskies as the last undefeated Big Ten team standing, has already clinched a spot in the title game. Ohio State, which ...
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Penn State football | Franklin: No. 4 Nittany Lions maximized 'one-moment opportunities' against Minnesota
Two days removed from his team's 26-25 win over Minnesota, coach James Franklin likes the way his team handled considerable ...
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Penn State injury update: Penn State starting offensive lineman goes down early at Minnesota
Right tackle Anthony Donkoh was injured on the opening drive of the game against Minnesota, and he later returned to the sideline in street clothes with crutches. Donkoh was pass blocking for ...
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Penn State coaches, players focus on next task amid playoff hubbub [opinion]
Penn State coaches and players have done their best to sidestep questions about rankings, most notably the ones decided by the College Football Playoff committee. If they watched the latest update ...