Penn State quarterback Drew Allar led the Nittany Lions to a comprehensive 34-0 win over the unranked FIU Panthers in Week Two of college football action. The Nittany Lions' QB1 followed up his dominant performance in Week 1 action against the Nevada Wolf Pack with another stellar showing.Allar had a rocky start to the game against the Panthers when he missed a simple throw in the first quarter and he showed his frustration by mimicking tearing his jersey off.College football fans on X had mixed reactions to the missed throw by Allar."Out late celebrating that Nike contract???" one fan tweeted."I know people desperately want this guy to be an elite QB, but he's just not," another fan tweeted."Overrated like hell," one fan tweeted.Some Penn State fans vented their frustrations at the quarterback's familiar shortcomings."Same old Drew. Nothing has changed," one fan tweeted."This IS Drew Allar....It's who he's been for 3 years...It's mind boggling that people think he's some sort of game changer or Top QB. He's just not people....he's Hackenberg 2.0," another fan tweeted."He in 4 years has never learned to be consistent with his mechanics. At random times everything just falls apart for him," one fan tweeted.Drew Allar praised by Penn State coachDuring his weekly news conference, Penn State Nittany Lions coach James Franklin heaped praise on Drew Allar and his talent vis-à-vis other quarterbacks in college football.“I thought Drew played how you would expect him to play,” Franklin said. “He was consistent. Made some big-time throws. He made a couple out-breaking throws that very few college players and a handful of NFL quarterbacks can make. Wide field outs that he threw on time into some contested coverage as well."Last season, Allar threw for 3,327 yards on 66.5% completion, resulting in 24 touchdowns and eight interceptions and he has been faultless so far this season. Franklin also pointed out areas of the polarizing quarterback's game that needed improvement.“But I thought he played well. Made plays with his feet. Extended plays. He had that one run like I mentioned after the game that I would’ve liked him to get down a little bit faster."Took too many shots on that. Overall, I was pleased. Played very, very clean. Missed the first touchdown throw to [Kyron] Hudson, which I would’ve loved to have been able to hit that throw. Besides that, I thought played very clean.”The Penn State Nittany Lions fell just short of the Big Ten championship and a national championship game appearance last season, with Drew Allar leading the team. Expectations surrounding the team and the quarterback are sky-high this season.