Koby Howard's return to Penn State football remains uncertain
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 10, 2026, 6:20 PM
Last updated Nov 10, 2026
Koby Howard, the standout receiver for Penn State, may not return this season. Head coach Matt Campbell indicated that Howard is in a 'pause state' regarding his recovery from an undisclosed injury that has sidelined him for all six Big Ten games. Despite resuming practice weeks ago, Campbell has opted to keep Howard from the field until he is fully healthy. The Nittany Lions are set to face Minnesota on November 14, with remaining games against Rutgers and Maryland following that matchup. Campbell emphasized the importance of Howard's health over a rushed return.
- •Howard has not played in six Big Ten games due to injury
- •Campbell cites a 'pause state' for Howard's recovery
- •Penn State plays Minnesota on November 14
- •Howard averaged 28.7 yards per reception before his injury
- •Senior Chase Sowell has stepped up in Howard's absence
- 6:20 PMYahoo Sports — Will Koby Howard play again during this Penn State football season?
"Why head coach Matt Campbell said Koby Howard is in a 'pause state' for Penn State football vs Minnesota, rest of 2026 season.
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