Wait, is there a big game in State College on Saturday night? Almost forgot. That’s right, it’s unbeaten Penn State vs. unbeaten Oregon in a prime-time White Out at Beaver Stadium. This is one of the regular-season contests that should go a long way toward shaping the Big Ten title picture and the college football playoff picture.

At least one scout believes Drew Allar's senior season with Penn State could take him to the top of the 2026 NFL draft.

Penn State's offense has reason for optimism beyond Allar, starting with the productive tailback tandem of Kaytron Allen and Nicholas Singleton. There's also an offensive line anchored by guard Vega Ioane and left tackle Drew Shelton, with Ioane perhaps the country's top interior line prospect.

Penn State quarterback Drew Allar has a chance to rewrite the big-game narrative with a statement performance vs. Oregon.

On the biggest stage, you need your biggest players to shine. There is no player who’s more crucial to Penn State’s success than quarterback Drew Allar. The senior quarterback came into the season as a potential first-round draft pick.

The 18th full-stadium White Out in Penn State history promises to be an epic night on the national stage. It's just the second White Out game featuring two teams ranked in the AP top 10 and will be the Big Ten showcase on NBC. Penn State also projects the biggest recruiting weekend in program history.

During the first week of Penn State’s preseason practice, offensive coordinator Andy Kotelnicki noticed the trimmer Drew Allar was wearing long pants.

The history of James Franklin and Drew Allar has already told us their fate against the Oregon Ducks. Penn State has a chance to rewrite that story.