Penn State notes: WR Chase Sowell is on track to play at Washington
Penn State probably will have at least one injured wide receiver on the trip later this week to Washington, coach Matt Campbell said Tuesday. Chase Sowell, the Nittany Lions’ leading receiver, missed last week’s 31-17 win over Purdue with a leg injury. Koby Howard, who averaged almost 29 yards a catch in the first three games, has missed the last five games, also with a leg injury. “The word ...
Penn State wide receiver Chase Sowell is expected to play in the team's upcoming game against Washington, according to coach Matt Campbell. Sowell, who was injured last week in the 31-17 win over Purdue, is currently listed as probable for the upcoming match. Sophomore Koby Howard, who has also dealt with a leg injury, is still considered questionable for the game.
Without Sowell and Howard, the team's tight ends Andrew Rappleyea, Ben Brahmer, and Gabe Burkle combined for nine catches for 115 yards and one touchdown against Purdue. Offensive coordinator Taylor Mouser emphasized the importance of creating explosive plays when key players are sidelined. Cornerback Audavion Collins, who rushed for 11 yards in the fourth quarter against Purdue, has become a valuable asset for the team, despite not having many alternatives.
Penn State backup quarterback Alex Manske, who has not played in Big Ten games this season, may see more opportunities depending on the outcome of the Washington game. The team will depart for the game on Thursday to ensure they arrive in Seattle on time for the 3:30 p.m. kickoff.
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