It feels like just yesterday when Drew Allar was making waves for Penn State as the straight third-year starter. This season, the 21-year-old accumulated a total of 1,100 yards with 8 touchdowns, while completing 64.8% of his passes. But all that momentum took a hit during his game against Northwestern when Allar went down for the rest of the season with an ankle injury. That’s when the backup option, Ethan Grunkemeyer , came into the picture. Sure, the 20-year-old had a very slow start as a signal caller, but then all the doubts about him took a backseat during his performance against No. 2 Indiana.
Though the Nittany Lions took another beating with a narrow 27-24 loss to the Hoosiers, expectations for Grunkemeyer have taken a major boost. So it looks like Penn State can finally move

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