The latest news, insight, analysis, and updates on Penn State quarterback Drew Allar.
Dante Cephas, a 6-foot 1 wide receiver from Kent State, committed to Penn State Football via the transfer portal this offseason. Cephas is a huge pickup for the Nittany Lions, who had been searching for at least one transfer portal wide receiver and have offered almost every wide receiver to enter the portal. After Devin … Read more
Penn State Football hosted the tallest wide receiver in the transfer portal Saturday. Tyrone Broden Jr., a 6-foot 7 junior wide receiver from Bowling Green, is officially visiting State College this weekend. Broden Jr. caught 32 passes for 506 yards and seven touchdowns this season for Bowling Green before entering the portal after the season. … Read more
Penn State Football is fresh off of a Rose Bowl win that will undoubtedly lead to big expectations for the program next season. With the pieces coming back for the Nittany Lions, I believe that Penn State Football will make a run at the College Football Playoff in 2023. Everyone should jump on the hype … Read more
Penn State Football made it official; the annual blue-white spring game will be played on April 15th, 2023 inside Beaver Stadium. In a tradition since 1951, this spring scrimmage allows Penn Staters to get one last fill of football before the school year ends, and a preview of what the upcoming season could hold for … Read more
No. 11 Penn State Football, powered by Manny Diaz’s swarming and stingy defense to a 55-10 blowout victory that puts a New Year’s Six Bowl within reach.
Drew Allar had his strongest showing for Penn State Football, during last weekend’s victory at Indiana, and could see extended time vs. Maryland, as well.
Penn State Football has seen key contributions from key freshmen such as quarterback Drew Allar, running backs Nick Singleton, Kaytron Allen, and many more.
No. 15 Penn State Football answered the bell, and bounced back from falling to Ohio State, by thoroughly dominating Indiana in blowout fashion.
No. 16 Penn State Football returns home to Beaver Stadium to host Minnesota, in the annual White Out, aiming to bounce back from a disastrous loss at Michigan.
It is time for Penn State Football, and head coach James Franklin to turn the keys to the Nittany Lions over to Drew Allar, from Sean Clifford. For the future, and the present.
Sean Clifford addresses the notion that Penn State Football fans are calling for Drew Allar to start, ahead of the Nittany Lions’ showdown at Michigan.
No. 11 Penn State Football is off to an undefeated 4-0 start, knocking on the doorstep of the top-10 in both polls, with the Big Ten schedule set to resume.
Rumors are rampant around No. 11 Penn State Football that Drew Allar could start against Northwestern, after the freshman practiced with the first-team offense.
Penn State Football freshman QB, and former five-star recruit, has shown the moment isn’t too big for him. The Nittany Lions would benefit from starting him.
Penn State Football star freshman quarterback Drew Allar and running back Nick Singleton starred as the Nittany Lions blew out Ohio in Week 2 of the College Football season.
Penn State Football naming Drew Allar as Sean Clifford’s primary backup quarterback speaks volumes about the state of the program
Penn State Football five-star freshman QB Drew Allar will serve as Sean Clifford’s backup in the Nittany Lions’ season-opener at Purdue.
Speculation grew fast, but the commitment came even quicker as fast rising quarterback Jaxon Smolik committed to Penn State Football on Friday, August 12. Earlier in the week, Smolik decommitted from Tulane and it was widely speculated that he might be the next Nittany Lions commit after receiving an offer not long ago from coach … Read more
Penn State Football quarterback Sean Clifford enters his sixth season, and fourth as the starter, but five-star passer Drew Allar offers much promise.
