MADISON, Wis. — Penn State quarterback Drew Allar exited Saturday’s 28-13 win at Wisconsin late within the first half and walked to the locker room with a coach. Allar appeared banged up after absorbing a sack throughout the ultimate possession of the primary half with Penn State trailing 10-7.
He grabbed at his left knee as he headed off the sector. Whereas Allar jogged out of the tunnel after halftime — and did so gingerly earlier than making an attempt a number of throws — backup quarterback Beau Pribula led the offense for the opening drive of the second half. Whereas Pribula took the sector Allar stood on the sideline with a towel draped over his head and a brace on his left knee. Inside minutes he took the brace off however remained on the sideline standing subsequent to quarterbacks coach Danny O’Brien.
Pribula, a extra cellular quarterback than Allar, has used his legs this season. Penn State’s No. 3 quarterback is freshman Ethan Grunkemeyer. Allar was sharp within the first quarter, finishing 9 of 10 passes for 113 yards. His lone incompletion was a drop by Julian Fleming. Allar went 14 of 18 for 148 yards with one landing go to operating again Nicholas Singleton throughout the first half. In his place, Pribula accomplished 11 of 13 passes for 98 yards and a landing and rushed six occasions for 28 yards.
Allar’s availability for subsequent week’s sport towards No. 4 Ohio State in Beaver Stadium now turns into a focus.
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