Penn State cornerback Daryus Dixson questionable for Northwestern game
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 1, 2026, 12:30 AM
Last updated Oct 1, 2026

Daryus Dixson, a sophomore cornerback for Penn State, is listed as questionable for the upcoming game against Northwestern after suffering an injury in the team's recent matchup against Wisconsin. Despite practicing today, Coach Matt Campbell expressed caution given the team's injury challenges. Dixson has had a strong season, highlighted by a recent interception and versatile play. If he cannot play, teammates Jahmir Joseph and Zion Tracy are prepared to take on more responsibilities in the secondary. The Lions are already coping with the season-ending injury of defensive end Max Granville and uncertainties surrounding Koby Howard's return.
- •Daryus Dixson is questionable for the Northwestern game.
- •He sustained an injury during the Wisconsin game.
- •Dixson has recorded strong stats this season, including an interception.
- •Jahmir Joseph and Zion Tracy are ready to step up if needed.
- •Defensive end Max Granville has a season-ending injury.
- 12:30 AMYahoo Sports — Penn State DB questionable for Northwestern game
"Penn State cornerback Daryus Dixon is questionable for the Northwestern game after suffering an injury against Wisconsin.
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