Overview
- Oregon defeated Penn State 30-24 in double overtime at Beaver Stadium after Drew Allar was intercepted on the Nittany Lions’ first snap of the second extra period.
- Penn State rallied from a 17-3 fourth-quarter deficit and tied the game with 30 seconds left on an Allar touchdown pass to Devonte Ross.
- James Franklin said he takes ownership of the program’s inability to win marquee matchups, as outlets highlighted prolonged struggles against ranked opponents.
- Allar vowed to “go into the fire” to help fix the season and is 0-6 against AP top-six opponents, according to reported figures.
- The defeat drops Penn State to 3-1 and complicates its College Football Playoff path following a weak nonconference slate, with a road trip to UCLA up next.