Drew Allar's Interception Ends Penn State's Playoff Run
Drew Allar's Interception Ends Penn State's Playoff Run

Drew Allar's Interception Ends Penn State's Playoff Run

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Penn State's loss to Notre Dame in the Orange Bowl was marked by critical errors in the final moments, most notably a costly interception by quarterback Drew Allar. With Penn State leading 24-17 in the fourth quarter, Allar's interception set up Notre Dame's game-winning field goal, ending the Nittany Lions' run in the College Football Playoffs. Despite a promising season, the loss highlighted ongoing struggles for Penn State coach James Franklin against top-ranked teams, as his team failed to capitalize on key opportunities. Critics have pointed to Franklin's poor record against AP top-5 teams, compounded by this latest defeat. Coach Franklin and offensive coordinator Andy Kotelnicki have defended Allar, emphasizing the collective responsibility for the loss. Allar, a highly rated quarterback, plans to return for his senior year, hoping to improve his performance and NFL draft prospects.

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