Penn State's wide receiver Trey Wallace will not be returning to the lineup for the game against Rutgers. This will be Wallace's second time on the sidelines due to injury. Without Wallace, the passing game has been struggling and the receiving corps is lacking rhythm. While Wallace is ruled out for the Rutgers game, his status for the last game of the season is still uncertain.

On the other side, Rutgers running back Kyle Monangai is listed as questionable for the game against Penn State. Monangai leads the Big Ten in rushing and is a key offensive weapon for the Scarlet Knights. If Monangai is unable to play, it could impact Rutgers' offensive strategy and give Penn State an advantage.

In terms of Penn State's overall performance, head coach James Franklin hopes for a great senior day celebration. The team has had a successful run over the last four seasons, with a 30-15 record and a Rose Bowl victory.

Overall, the absence of Trey Wallace and the potential absence of Kyle Monangai may influence the outcome of the Penn State versus Rutgers game. The player availability report shows that Penn State is missing only one key player, Wallace, for this game.