Penn State football has ruled four players as “game-time decisions” against Michigan, according to the Big Ten’s Saturday availability report.

Wide receiver Chase Sowell, defensive end Yvan Kemajou, linebacker Cam Smith, and defensive tackle Armstrong Nnodim were listed as probable on Friday’s availability report but haven’t been officially declared active yet.

Players listed as “out” against Michigan are wide receiver Koby Howard, defensive ends Lavar Arrington II, Max Granville, Mason Robinson, and Dayshaun Burnett, cornerbacks Joshua Johnson, Christian Askew, and Tyler Armstead, linebacker Alex Tatsch, offensive lineman Will Tompkins, tight end Cooper Alexander, and defensive tackle Liam Andrews.

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