Penn State football defensive end Max Granville will miss the remainder of the season after suffering an injury in practice, Matt Campbell announced during postgame media availability on Saturday.

“Obviously, a really tough blow for the football team, and really most importantly, a really tough blow for Max,” Campbell said.

After appearing in seven games as a true freshman in 2024, the redshirt sophomore missed all of 2025 with a long-term injury.

Granville logged one pass deflection in the season opener against Marshall.

Granville was seen walking without any kind of aid during pregame warmups and following the game.

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