Drew Allar’s injury was a massive blow for Penn State. The 6-foot-5 QB went down late in the Northwestern game with a broken left ankle, ending his season and likely his college career. His absence left the team scrambling, with backup Ethan Grunkemeyer stepping in under tough circumstances. Despite the injury, the senior QB’s zeal for playing under center hasn’t faded a bit. He stands busy prepping himself for better things to come.

“I think it’s been a win-win, having Drew back after the surgery in our room,” Penn State QB coach Danny O’Brien said about Allar. “ Him and Grunk are gonna go watch a game here in an hour together. Just to have a veteran role as a player to help guide Grunk through his first month of being the guy, that’s invaluable.” Drew Allar’s contribution to the

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