The worst thing you could say about Drew Allar on Saturday is that he threw three interceptions. Remember? Don't beat yourself up over it if you don't. By now, no one in central Pennsylvania remembers either.

Penn State has escaped a major upset bid. A late touchdown forced overtime and a key defensive stop set the table for a game-winning field goal from

Allar made a statement in Penn State’s come-from-behind, dramatic overtime win against USC on Saturday. Call it a legacy drive. Call it what you want. But Allar delivered when the Nittany Lions needed him most in the fourth quarter at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.

Warren had 17 catches, Ryan Barker hit a 36-yard field goal in overtime, and the Nittany Lions erased a 14-point second-half deficit to stun the Trojans.

Tyler Warren caught 17 passes to tie the FBS single-game record for tight ends, Ryan Barker hit a 36-yard field goal in overtime and No. 4 Penn State rallied from a 14-point deficit in the second half for a 33-30 victory over USC on Saturday.

In the extra period, Abdul Carter and Dani Dennis-Sutton — Penn State’s projected first-round pick defensive ends — did their thing. Dennis-Sutton had a second-down TFL, Carter pressured Moss into a third-down incompletion, and USC kicker Michael Lantz missed from 45 yards.

No. 4 Penn State kept its undefeated season alive Saturday with a come-from-behind, 33-30 overtime win at USC. And the Nittany Lions have TE Tyler Warren to thank for the result. Warren set a Penn State single-game record and tied the all-time FBS single-game record for tight ends with 17 receptions.

Tyler Warren caught 17 passes to tie the FBS single-game record for tight ends, Ryan Barker hit a 36-yard field goal in overtime and No. 4 Penn State rallied from a 14-point deficit in the second half for a 33-30 victory over Southern Cal on Saturday.