Penn State's QB1 will face Ohio State on Saturday.
With a little over 90 minutes until kickoff, Penn State did not list Drew Allar on its status report, indicating the third-year quarterback will be available for the Nittany Lions. After Allar missed the second half of Penn State's win over Wisconsin on Oct. 26, head coach James Franklin called his status a game-time decision earlier this week.
While Penn State's medical staff has cleared Allar for action, it needs more time to determine the status of defensive end Dani Dennis-Sutton and offensive tackle Anthony Donkoh, who are both game-time decisions. Like Allar, Dennis-Sutton and Donkoh missed the second half of the Wisconsin game, excluding one snap for Sutton and two snaps for Donkoh.
In addition to Dennis-Sutton and Donkoh, Penn State listed six players as out: safety KJ Winston, wide receiver Kaden Saunders, running back Cam Wallace, linebacker Keon Wylie, defensive end Zuriah Fisher and tight end Andrew Rappleyea.
