Drew Allar and Penn State have an opportunity this weekend to bounce back from the loss to Ohio State. The Nittany Lions, after falling in frustrating fashion to the Buckeyes, host Washington in a White Out atmosphere on Saturday night at Beaver Stadium.

After a few days to reflect, Penn State quarterback Drew Allar said Wednesday that he wants to address one key point from the Nittany Lions' 20-13 loss to Ohio State. "We have to stay ahead of the sticks," Allar said.

See why Penn State quarterback Drew Allar believes his receivers are so valuable and may be on the verge of a White Out breakthrough.

QB Drew Allar appeared to be injured in the first half of Penn State's game vs. Wisconsin, and was on the sidelines to start the second half. Updates:

Penn State quarterback Drew Allar is expected to start at the position in Saturday’s game against Ohio State as he recovers from a lower body injury, according to reports. Allar was not included on the Penn State injury/availability report provided by the Big Ten before the game,

Quarterback Drew Allar vigorously defended the play of Penn State’s wide receivers, even though they didn’t have a touchdown catch in the first five Big Ten games.

Penn State quarterback Drew Allar is not on the injury report Saturday and is expected to play in the showdown between the No. 3 Nittany Lions and visiting No. 4

Penn State Nittany Lions quarterback Drew Allar breaks down the fourth-quarter breakdown and a key interception against the Ohio State Buckeyes.

Penn State head coach James Franklin believes quarterback Drew Allar could be a game-time decision for Saturday's contest with Ohio State. Franklin