Harrison Wallace Injury News & Updates

Wallace (arm) is out for Penn State's game Friday at Michigan State.

Wallace will have sat out all of Penn State's games in November. With the Nittany Lions no longer scheduled to play again in 2023, he will finish this year with 15 receptions for 161 yards.

Coach James Franklin indicated Wednesday that Wallace (arm) will not play in Saturday's matchup against Rutgers, Audrey Snyder of The Athletic reports.

Wallace will miss his third consecutive game as he nurses an arm injury. The redshirt sophomore still has a chance to suit up for next week's game at Michigan State, as the season winds to a close. He has totaled 15 receptions on 21 targets for 158 yards across seven games.

Wallace (arm) will not play in Saturday's home contest against Michigan.

The sophomore will not be able to play in Saturday's game against Michigan as he is dealing with an arm injury. Wallace has logged 15 catches for 161 yards this season and will try to return next week against Rutgers.

Wallace (arm) will not play Saturday at Maryland, Seth Engle of The Daily Collegian reports.

Wallace will not suit up Saturday after playing just 10 snaps last week before injuring his arm. His injury will likely not be season-ending, but he will have to wait at least another week to find his way back onto the field.

Coach James Franklin indicated Wednesday he does not have an update for Wallace (arm) and is questionable for Saturday's matchup against Maryland, Seth Engle of The Daily Collegian reports.

Wallace missed Wednesday's practice and will need to put in a few sessions before being deemed available to this week's game. More news will surface regarding his status.

Wallace (arm) is not likely to be out with a season-ending injury, Audrey Snyder of The Athletic reports.

Wallace was seen wearing a sling on his right arm Saturday. While that type of visual would be cause for concern, especially with the 2023 season in the latter half, Penn State's head coach James Franklin not updating Wallace's status suggests he can return this year in some capacity.

Wallace (undisclosed) has returned to the sideline with his arm in a sling and is likely done for the day, Seth Engle of The Daily Collegian reports.

Wallace left the game during the first quarter after he was targeted on a play, immediately exiting for the locker room. It certainly doesn't seem like he'll be back in action Saturday, and the extent of his injury remains unclear. Malik McClain has reportedly taken most of the reps in his absence.

Wallace departed Saturday's game against Indiana in the first quarter for the locker room, Mark Wogenrich of Sports Illustrated reports.

Wallace exited the field under his own power but went directly to the locker room which isn't a good sign. It remains to be seen if Wallace will rejoin the action, but he had yet to tally a catch prior to his departure.

Wallace was announced as a starter for Saturday's game against UMass, Richard Scarcella of the Reading Eagle reports.

Wallace was clear of the team's injury report leading up to the game, but he's backing the fold Saturday. The redshirt sophomore notched 10 grabs for 988 yards on 11 targets in the first two weeks before missing the last three games due to injury.

Wallace (undisclosed) is set to play Saturday against UMass.

Wallace will return to Penn State's lineup following a bye week after a nagging injury sidelined him in a Week 5 win over Northwestern. The sophomore Wallace has 10 receptions for 98 yards this season in a complimentary role in the Nittany Lions' offense.

Wallace (undisclosed) was a full participant at Wednesday's practice, Daniel Gallen of 247Sports.com reports.

Wallace fully participated in Wednesday's practice, a promising sign for the receiver who has struggled with an injury all season. He missed last Saturday's game at Northwestern and was limited the week before versus Iowa. Still, having played just three games this season, his 10 catches are the second most on the team. With a bye week coming up, there seems to be a good chance Wallace will be ready to go Oct. 14 versus UMass.

Wallace (undisclosed) didn't play Saturday against Northwestern.

Wallace played 24 snaps in Week 4 but didn't step on the field in this one. His next chance to feature will come against Massachusetts on Oct. 14 after Penn State's bye week.

Wallace (undisclosed) is questionable ahead of Saturday's game against Northwestern, Jon Sauber at CentreDaily reports.

The sophomore will be questionable for Saturday's game with an undisclosed injury. Wallace hasn't played since Week 2, but has a chance to return to the field against Northwestern. Wallace has 10 receptions for 98 yards and no touchdowns this season.

Wallace (undisclosed) appeared to go through a full workload during Wednesday's practice, Tyler Donohue of 247Sports reports.

Wallace returned to the field during Saturday's game against Iowa, but he saw only 24 snaps during the contest. The 6-foot-1 redshirt junior, who logged 10 receptions for 98 yards across Penn State's first two games this season, appears to be gearing up for a full return this weekend against Northwestern.

Wallace (undisclosed) played 24 snaps but didn't register a single catch Saturday against Iowa.

Wallace racked up 10 catches on 11 targets for 98 yards during the first two contests of the season, and while he didn't have a big impact in the 31-0 win, at least he managed to return to the gridiron. Wallace's next chance to play will come against Northwestern on Sep. 30.

Wallace (undisclosed) has been listed as questionable ahead of Saturday's game against Iowa, Jon Sauber of the State College Centre Daily Times reports.

Wallace, who missed Penn State's Week 3 showdown with Illinois, remains questionable ahead of Saturday's game against Iowa. The 6-foot-1 redshirt sophomore logged 10 receptions for 98 yards across the Nittany Lions first two games of the season.

Wallace (undisclosed) will likely be available to play Saturday versus Iowa, Ben Jones of StateCollege.com reports.

Wallace should be ready to play Saturday versus Iowa. Head coach James Franklin said he was effectively cleared to play last Saturday at Illinois but the program opted to give him an extra week to get back up to speed. Wallace caught 10 passes (on 11 targets) for 98 yards in the first two games of the season.

Wallace (undisclosed) didn't play Saturday against Iowa.

Wallace was in pads and warming up prior to Saturday's contest, but he didn't feature in the end, marking his first absence of the campaign. Wallace's next chance to return will come next Saturday at home against Iowa.

Wallace (undisclosed) is in pads and partaking in warmups ahead of Saturday's game versus Illinois, Audrey Snyder of The Athletic reports.

Wallace was deemed questionable on the availability report released two hours before the game, so his presence and participation in warmups is certainly a good sign. Barring a turn in the other direction, he will likely be available for the Nittany Lions on Saturday.

Wallace is considered questionable for Saturday's contest versus Illinois.

The reason behind Wallace's questionable status is unclear, but it could leave the Nittany Lions down a contributor in the wide receiver room should he be unavailable. Whether or not he takes the field for warmups should serve as a better indicator of his chances of suiting up.

Wallace gathered in seven of eight targets for 72 yards during Saturday's 38-15 victory over West Virginia.

Wallace set new career highs in receptions, targets and receiving yards while seeing significant starting playing time Week 1. The redshirt sophomore also logged a team-high in targets against West Virginia ahead of Keandre Lambert-Smith (four receptions, seven targets, 123 yards), Malik McClain (four catches, four targets, 58 yards) and Dante Cephas (one reception, two targets, 22 yards). The Nittany Lions have very little proven receiving depth, as Lambert-Smith slotted in as the team's No. 3 wideout last season while McClain and Cephas are transfer still working their way into the offense. Wallace logged 19 receptions (on 35 targets) for 273 yards over 12 games last season, and he should have a chance to grow into a much larger role with new starting quarterback Drew Allar expected to provide a new gear to Penn State's passing offense in 2023.