Harrison “Trey” Wallace III was a deep South target for Penn State Football.
Originally from Montgomery, Alabama Wallace was highly sought after with 11 offers from schools including Tennessee, Maryland, Duke & South Carolina.
At 6-foot-1 and 196lbs, Wallace is considered a high-value target headed into the 2024 season in a new Andy Kotelnicki-powered offense.
Averaging 12 yards per catch in 2023 as a true sophomore and in 2022 average of 14.7 yards per catch as a true freshman. Wallace was a bright spot in the 2023 Peach Bowl with four catches for 67 yards and a TD.
He has tons of upside and potential, especially in a new-look Penn State Football offense.
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3 Penn State Football WR Harrison Wallace Fast Facts
1. Trey is traveling this summer to the Dominican Republic with other members of the PSU team to distribute shoes to children in need.
2. Trey is a huge participant in promoting PSU NIL efforts, loves his fans, and is very involved in the community.
3. Trey played basketball, and baseball and had three interceptions for 166 return yards on defense.
Two 2024 Trey Wallace Predictions
1. Wallace will have the most yards after the catch on the team.
2. Wallace will be used out of the backfield more than any other receiver.
MORE: Kaden Saunders Bold Predictions for 2024 Season
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He has been recognized for his work as a photographer and has also contributed to various publications including PennLive and The Weather Channel.
Brad is an Air Force veteran, coach and competitive runner that grew up a Nittany Lions fan as his family is originally from the State College area.
His diverse skillset and experiences provide for interesting perspectives on the college football, and sports topics of the day.
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