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College Football Program Lists 32 Players on Injury Report Amid Disease Outbreak

Ahead of its opening conference matchup against Texas State, San Diego State revealed an extensive injury report containing thirty-two players. Local health authorities traced a localized mumps outbreak to the athletic roster, identifying fourteen total cases among university students.

Head coach Sean Lewis acknowledged the severe roster depletion while declining to specify individual statuses due to privacy regulations. Nine competitors have already been ruled out for the upcoming contest, including Braylon Cardwell, Dalesean Staley, Stone Saunders, Jack Ellis, and Parker Guiltinan, alongside eight doubtful designations such as Jack Lua, Elijah Muliufi, Javion Kinnard, and Justius Lowe.

Although the infected athletes are no longer considered contagious, the team must navigate the sudden medical challenge as they kick off their Pac-12 schedule this Saturday evening.

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