Here is Rutgers football's availability report ahead of Friday night's matchup against USC in Los Angeles.
The Scarlet Knights are once again down multiple starters for their road game against USC on Friday. Along with linebackerand tight ends Kenny Fletcher and Victor Konopka — who have all suffered season-ending injuries — Rutgers will be without defensive end Wesley Bailey and wide receiver Ian Strong, who are listed as out in the pregame availability report submitted to the Big Ten.
Ahead of a historic cross-country trip to California, Rutgers coach Greg Schiano explained why his team was so devastated with injuries this season. — Felter suffered season-ending knee injury in the first half of his team’s meeting with Washington. He played the entire second half against the Huskies, but was ruled out for the year ahead of the following week’s game against Nebraska.
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