Penn State football veteran offensive lineman Anthony Donkoh is set to miss spring practice after an unspecified medical procedure, per Lions247’s Mark Brennan. He is expected to be ready for preseason training camp.

Donkoh was one of Matt Campbell’s biggest roster retentions from Penn State’s already-depleted offensive line due to NFL draft departures. Donkoh has started in 21 games over the last two seasons and is viewed as the new anchor on the offensive line.

The Aldie, Virginia, native isn’t the only Nittany Lion that’ll sit out spring ball. Linebacker Tony Rojas is still recovering from last season’s knee injury and won’t return until the summer. Tight end Andrew Rappleyea will miss the period with a lower-body injury. Quarterback Rocco Becht is just getting back to throwing after two separate shoulder injuries.

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