Many Penn State fans will remember the dramatic departure of former backup quarterback Beau Pribula from Penn State, just ...

Beau Pribula, the former Penn State quarterback, is competing for the starting job with the Tigers. Coach Eliah Drinkwitz ...

Penn State transfer Beau Pribula and redshirt junior quarterback Sam Horn will both play in Missouri's season opener against Central Arkansas, according to a report from ESPN's Chris Low.

His backup, redshirt freshman Beau Pribula, is a name to know in this year’s Penn State offense. Pribula did well enough in the offseason to keep Franklin from outwardly naming Allar the starter.

When Allar went down with an injury on Oct. 26 at Wisconsin heading into halftime, Pribula orchestrated a second-half comeback victory on the road to keep Penn State's then-undefeated season alive.

Beau Pribula shouldn’t receive scorn for putting his name in the NCAA transfer portal and leaving Penn State before its first-round College Football Playoff game. He should receive sympathy for ...

Penn State football's backup QB Beau Pribula led the Nittany Lions to a win in Week 9 after taking over for Drew Allar. Here's what to know on him: ...

Penn State Football backup quarterback Beau Pribula played in 11 games last season for the Nittany Lions. However, despite some extended run, the redshirt freshman quarterback attempted only 21 ...

Pribula thanked his coaches, teammates, the fanbase, and everyone who has supported him during his three years at Penn State. "I stand proud as a Penn State graduate and letterman," Pribula said.

Pribula — a Central York High School graduate — led touchdown drives on back-to-back series, and Jaylen Reed put No. 3 Penn State ahead for good on a 19-yard interception return as the Nittany ...

After the game, Penn State coach James Franklin praised Pribula for stepping up and said he had a “ton of confidence” in the former Central York Panther. He might have little choice this week.

Pribula entered for Drew Allar as Penn State took the field with 3:35 remaining and led a 46-yard scoring drive. His first collegiate carry went for 11 yards and a first down on a third-and-10.