Football Penn State Football WR Harrison Wallace III Set To Enter Transfer Portal

[m.knox]

No I'm disappointing in him not owning that...he refused to own his decision. No other player that left their program during the playoff complained. Just the coward.

He lived his decision. He is now enrolled at the University of Missouri, and will likely start next year. The kid made the right move for him.

Does it make you, an a full grown man, feel "strong" to call a successful kid a coward? I'd like to know as I have never met such a loser in my life.

 

[LandoComando]

He lived his decision. He is now enrolled at the University of Missouri, and will likely start next year. The kid made the right move for him.

Does it make you, an a full grown man, feel "strong" to call a successful kid a coward? I'd like to know as I have never met such a loser in my life.

I have never questioned his move
I correctly called another adult a coward for not owning his decision. He's not a kid nor he is success. A degree in communications is worthless...see the Simpsons joke with Bake Mayfield

 

[m.knox]

I have never questioned his move
I correctly called another adult a coward for not owning his decision. He's not a kid nor he is success. A degree in communications is worthless...see the Simpsons joke with Bake Mayfield

You aren't correct. You are an ignorant fool who gets off on calling successful student athletes "cowards." Something a real pussy would do.

 

[LandoComando]

You aren't correct. You are an ignorant fool who gets off on calling successful student athletes "cowards." Something a real pussy would do.

Lots of people are cowards. Not sure why this upsets you so much. He graduated with a degree in Communications. Literally no one cares.
How he handled the situation was cowardly. That will forever define him.

 

[voltz99]

A good cleaning out is fine if you have a couple of proven prospects behind the guys you cut loose. Who do you think they are?

You said IF.

 

[WaffleShopper]

Wallace is going to go somewhere and have success. Not a bad receiver. Will be even better when paired with a QB that can see the field and get him the ball.

If Alabama picks up Trey then our resident expert and hater of transfers will have a conniption. He might set the record for posts per minute.

 

[LandoComando]

If Alabama picks up Trey then our resident expert and hater of transfers will have a conniption. He might set the record for posts per minute.

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Me? I don't hate transfers. I wish Wallace well. He handled everything like an adult. It was best for everyone that he moves on. Going to Bama means competiting for PT. Doubt he does that but I won't have any reaction to that other than "good for him, hopefully it works out" like for all the non cowards.

 

[m.knox]

Lots of people are cowards. Not sure why this upsets you so much. He graduated with a degree in Communications. Literally no one cares.
How he handled the situation was cowardly. That will forever define him.

Yes, you are a coward. Gutless.

 

[LandoComando]

Yes, you are a coward. Gutless.

Cool--that's an adorable opinion

 

[m.knox]

Cool--that's an adorable opinion

It's a fact.

 

[LandoComando]

It's a fact.

It's cute you think that

 

[m.knox]

It's cute you think that

It's cuter to know that.

 

[lazydave841]

If Alabama picks up Trey

This isn't the Saban-led Bama anymore. If they offer (I don't think they do), it doesn't carry the same cache.

Auburn I could see.

 

[voltz99]

He lived his decision. He is now enrolled at the University of Missouri, and will likely start next year. The kid made the right move for him.

Does it make you, an a full grown man, feel "strong" to call a successful kid a coward? I'd like to know as I have never met such a loser in my life.

Bet he does not finish the season as starter. #Stevens

 

[WaffleShopper]

This isn't the Saban-led Bama anymore. If they offer (I don't think they do), it doesn't carry the same cache.

Auburn I could see.

Not sure I understand. Are you saying he shouldn't bother with them because they're not a top 3 team? Alabama will most likely start the year in the top 10 and I think they'll have plenty of cachet for at least a few more years. My guess is he's not looking for cachet though.

Auburn is a possibility. I would expect him to go back down south somewhere.

 

[lazydave841]

Not sure I understand. Are you saying he shouldn't bother with them because they're not a top 3 team? Alabama will most likely start the year in the top 10 and I think they'll have plenty of cachet for at least a few more years. My guess is he's not looking for cachet though.

Auburn is a possibility. I would expect him to go back down south somewhere.

Wallace should go wherever he wants to. Only he can decide what he wants from his final year situation. At Bama, he would have to compete for a starting job bare minimum and could be 4th or lower in the rotation.

Additionally, Bama offering doesn't mean the same thing today as it did even 14 months ago. It's just reality. Saban isn't coaching them and it just isn't the same.

Of course they will be ranked high. How many years has blue bloods been ranked high even when it wasn't deserved?

If OSU offered him or Texas, and he went there and started getting open against good defenses, that would be a bummer.

If he goes to an Auburn or less and puts up similar numbers yet fails to do anything against the good defenses, it's just KLS pt 2. I don't think having KLS on this roster guarantees us a win over ND last week. Of course, I can't completely blame the WRs solely, but at the end of the day, they have to account for at least 50% of it when the tape shows poor effort combined with average skills.

 

[ram2020]

If there is one play, or only a few, that define Wallace to me, it's the interception on the last drive for Oregon and the weakness he attacked the ball against OSU. That interception against Oregon, we can argue the play call all day, but he was beat to the spot by the corner and the corner was far more aggressive at making a play on the ball, never should have resulted in an INT

 

[m.knox]

Bet he does not finish the season as starter. #Stevens

I have no idea about the QB situation at Missouri. I wish him the best regardless.

 

[WaffleShopper]

Wallace should go wherever he wants to. Only he can decide what he wants from his final year situation. At Bama, he would have to compete for a starting job bare minimum and could be 4th or lower in the rotation.

Additionally, Bama offering doesn't mean the same thing today as it did even 14 months ago. It's just reality. Saban isn't coaching them and it just isn't the same.

Of course they will be ranked high. How many years has blue bloods been ranked high even when it wasn't deserved?

If OSU offered him or Texas, and he went there and started getting open against good defenses, that would be a bummer.

If he goes to an Auburn or less and puts up similar numbers yet fails to do anything against the good defenses, it's just KLS pt 2. I don't think having KLS on this roster guarantees us a win over ND last week. Of course, I can't completely blame the WRs solely, but at the end of the day, they have to account for at least 50% of it when the tape shows poor effort combined with average skills.

I guess I just don't understand why Alabama's prestige has anything to do with it. I was just making a comment about the hateful narcissist on our board who has professed his love for the SEC and has said good riddance to our transfers and claims nobody will want them. When players like Pribula or Wallace go to an SEC team and get paid, whether it's Texas or Alabama or Mississippi State, the narcissist starts squirming. It's entertaining, that's all.

Whether he goes to Kent State or Ohio State doesn't make any difference to me. And whether he succeeds or fails also makes no difference and probably won't give us any insight on his situation here. There's just too many variables and too many things we don't know.

Wherever he goes I wish him luck.

 

[LandoComando]

I guess I just don't understand why Alabama's prestige has anything to do with it. I was just making a comment about the hateful narcissist on our board who has professed his love for the SEC and has said good riddance to our transfers and claims nobody will want them. When players like Pribula or Wallace go to an SEC team and get paid, whether it's Texas or Alabama or Mississippi State, the narcissist starts squirming. It's entertaining, that's all.

Whether he goes to Kent State or Ohio State doesn't make any difference to me. And whether he succeeds or fails also makes no difference and probably won't give us any insight on his situation here. There's just too many variables and too many things we don't know.

Wherever he goes I wish him luck.

I've never said no one will want them. Read what is written for once
He could go to Ohio State and I'll still wish him luck and believe he needed to go.

 

[Delcolion915]

There are two people on this board who you want to avoid their wrath. One is a conservative, the other is a liberal, and somehow, amazingly, Loado has managed to be hated to the highest extremes by them both. This is perhaps the greatest feat ever achieved in message boards history..

Lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

 

[lazydave841]

"according to On3’s Pete Nakos. The former Nittany Lion will see Texas A&M Saturday and South Carolina Sunday. He is also working on taking trips to Louisville and North Carolina, Nakos reports. Wallace has one season of eligibility remaining."

Currently known visits.

 

[Delcolion915]

I guess I just don't understand why Alabama's prestige has anything to do with it. I was just making a comment about the hateful narcissist on our board who has professed his love for the SEC and has said good riddance to our transfers and claims nobody will want them. When players like Pribula or Wallace go to an SEC team and get paid, whether it's Texas or Alabama or Mississippi State, the narcissist starts squirming. It's entertaining, that's all.

Whether he goes to Kent State or Ohio State doesn't make any difference to me. And whether he succeeds or fails also makes no difference and probably won't give us any insight on his situation here. There's just too many variables and too many things we don't know.

Wherever he goes I wish him luck.

Neither of them are going anywhere near a playoff team

 

[Delcolion915]

"according to On3’s Pete Nakos. The former Nittany Lion will see Texas A&M Saturday and South Carolina Sunday. He is also working on taking trips to Louisville and North Carolina, Nakos reports. Wallace has one season of eligibility remaining."

Currently known visits.

South Carolina can't throw the football as it is, so they're finding out next year why they can't throw next year also

 

[WaffleShopper]

Neither of them are going anywhere near a playoff team

Who cares? It's not like there are any great WR transfers breaking down our door because we're a playoff team. The top WRs in this year's draft played for Missouri, Arizona, and Colorado. I doubt they regret not being on a playoff team.

 

[PSUWrestlingFanSince2011]

If there is one play, or only a few, that define Wallace to me, it's the interception on the last drive for Oregon and the weakness he attacked the ball against OSU. That interception against Oregon, we can argue the play call all day, but he was beat to the spot by the corner and the corner was far more aggressive at making a play on the ball, never should have resulted in an INT

You guys do make some good points about Wallace. Maybe it’s not such a bad thing to clean house in the wr room.

 

[PSUWrestlingFanSince2011]

You guys do make some good points about Wallace. Maybe it’s not such a bad thing to clean house in the wr room.

I have a feeling that the WR room may not have been the healthiest atmosphere lately in the season. Obviously these wr’s talk to each other, “hey man we gotta transfer outta here, this offense is not good for wrs”. Who knows since when they’ve had in their minds that they wanted to transfer. And we all know that these distractions can affect players big time in games.