Penn State prepares for season opener against Marshall without injury disclosures
On3.com • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 1, 2026, 3:14 PM
Last updated Sep 1, 2026

Penn State enters its season-opening game against Marshall this weekend without a mandate to release injury information. The Nittany Lions maintain their roster status internally as they prepare for the matchup. Under current conference policies, Big Ten teams are not required to disclose medical updates ahead of non-conference games. Safety Jeremiah Cooper is among the players on the roster as the team moves into the start of the schedule. Supporters and observers remain without official confirmation on the availability of specific players as the kickoff date approaches. The team continues its preparation schedule leading up to the Saturday contest.
- •Penn State faces Marshall this weekend to start the season.
- •Big Ten rules do not require injury disclosures for non-conference games.
- •Jeremiah Cooper is listed on the roster.
- •The team is not obligated to release medical status updates.
- 3:14 PMOn3.com — Projecting Penn State's injury report heading into the Nittany Lions' season opener - On3
"When Penn State opens its season this weekend against Marshall, the Nittany Lions aren’t required to disclose their injury situation.
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