Penn State QB Drew Allar off injury report against Ohio State - ESPN
Penn State quarterback Drew Allar is set to play in Saturday's key Big Ten matchup against No. 4 Ohio State.
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Beau Pribula or Drew Allar: What each QB brings to Penn State's offense
The footage from just after halftime of Penn State's game against Wisconsin last Saturday night captured quarterback Drew Allar throwing a pass and then shaking his head. Allar, who exited during the second quarter, reappeared from the locker room wearing a brace on his left knee but never seemed comfortable during an accelerated warmup before the second-half kickoff. He threw a pass, turned to a member of the Nittany Lions' coaching staff and shook his head in frustration. No matter how many times Allar flexed his knee on the sideline, desperately attempting to work out the kinks, the discomfort refused to subside.
Previewing big matchups, plus conference title contenders and quotes of the week for Week 10 - ESPN
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No. 3 Penn State could be without QB Drew Allar vs. No. 4 Ohio State
Penn State coach James Franklin isn't sure if starting quarterback Drew Allar will be ready to play when the third-ranked Nittany Lions host No. 4 Ohio State on Saturday.
Penn State QB Drew Allar could be game-time call vs. Buckeyes - ESPN
Penn State coach James Franklin said Monday that quarterback Drew Allar's status for fourth-ranked Ohio State could be a game-time decision.
Penn State's Franklin apologizes after press conference exit - ESPN
MADISON, Wis. — Penn State coach James Franklin apologized for walking away from the microphone on Wednesday when asked about two former players who were accused by police of raping a 17-year-old girl in their apartment on July 7.