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Penn State football's Drew Allar speaks publicly for first time since season-ending injury

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — Penn State quarterback Drew Allar said Thursday he underwent successful surgery to repair a fractured left ankle sustained Oct. 11 and has begun rehabilitation, speaking to media via Zoom about his recovery and football future. Allar attended team meetings and practices, mentored replacement Ethan Grunkemeyer, and confirmed the injury ended his collegiate career. He declined to commit to timelines for Senior Bowl participation on Jan. 31 or the NFL Combine in late February, citing potential setbacks. Allar also reflected on coach James Franklin’s dismissal the day after his injury. Based on 5 articles reviewed and supporting research.

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