Late mistakes from Penn State quarterback Drew Allar and questionable decisions from head coach James Franklin led to Notre Dame winning the Orange Bowl

Drew Allar made perhaps the costliest mistake of his football career when he was intercepted by Notre Dame cornerback Christian Gray in Thursday's Orange Bowl loss. Under pressure, Allar threw the football across the field over the middle,

Penn State were so close to playing for a national championship. Instead, the Nittany Lions' CFP journey ended in pain at the Orange Bowl.

Penn State QB Drew Allar’s poor CFP semifinal against Notre Dame shows he made the right decision to return to school

“It was a huge mistake by Drew Allar,” commentator Greg McElroy said. “Works all the way back and you can never throw a line over the middle, it doesn’t matter what the circumstances are. You want to make a play for your team, but you cannot throw it blind from that far away.’

Penn State quarterback Drew Allar explained his fourth-quarter interception in the College Football Playoff semifinal loss to Notre Dame.

Penn State quarterback Drew Allar has been dealing with so much criticism on social media due to his costly interception in the final minute of the Orange Bowl. His errant pass ultimately led to Notre Dame's game-winning field goal.

Nick Kostos explains why it was Penn State QB Drew Allar's fault for his team's Orange Bowl loss to Notre Dame on Thursday.

Penn State quarterback Drew Allar did not have his best game and threw a crucial late interception in the Nittany Lions' Orange Bowl loss to Notre Dame. It was as bad of a mistake in as big of a moment as one can find in college sports.

Penn State quarterback Drew Allar answers questions about the interception he threw in the fourth quarter of the loss to Notre Dame in Orange Bowl.