Monday marked the first spring practice of Penn State’s 2022 football season, as well as the spring practice of highly-touted freshman quarterback Drew Allar’s college football career.
The five-star recruit from Medina, Ohio, took reps along with Penn State’s other three quarterbacks– sixth-year senior and presumed starter Sean Clifford, redshirt freshman Christian Veilleux and true freshman Beau Pribula– practiced throwing the ball under the direction of quarterbacks coach/offensive coordinator Mike Yurcich.
After passing, Penn State’s field generals practiced their handoffs. Here, we caught a glimpse of what Penn State fans hope will be a common and wonderful sight over the next few years, and that’s the sight of Allar handing off the ball to fellow five-star recruit Nick Singleton.
Add Nittany Sports Now as a preferred source in Google! Click here to add us.Penn State’s runners took part in another drill, led by coach JaJuan Seider. This one was designed to simulate the contact brought by an opposing defender.
