Drew Allar’s gf Emma slays black dress NYC selfie with QB after Penn State disaster

It was not the final season for the Penn State Nittany Lions that quarterback Drew Allar hoped for. After the team’s bowl game, he escaped to New York City with his girlfriend Emma Bush.
The 21-year-old Allar and Penn State started the season as the No. 2 overall team in the country, but after a 3-0 start would lose six straight which led to the firing of head coach James Franklin. Allar would also suffer a season-ending ankle injury in October.

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While the team would rally and make the Pinstripe Bowl and beat the Clemson Tigers, Allar was just a spectator.
He still had his No. 1 fan in Bush cheering him on all season, although now she can root on the Ohio State Buckeyes: Bush is a pre-law student at Penn State's rival school.
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The couple met in high school in 2019 in Medina, Ohio, and celebrated their 6-year anniversary in September.

With Allar focused on full recovery and getting ready to try and make an NFL team, they took to NYC for an “escape” where Bush crushed her black dress in the selfie below that Allar shared.
It looks like an epic time with Carbone and some elite shopping like Louis Vuitton going on.

Now, that a good way to escape.
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