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USC adds to No. 1-ranked recruiting class with 4-star edge rusher

4 days ago | saturdaytradition.com | Spenser Davis

USC added another key piece to an already-elite recruiting class on Thursday afternoon. The Trojans picked up a commitment from 4-star tight end Luke Wafle, who had offers from numerous top programs around the country. His offer list included Ohio State and Penn State, amongst others.
Zach Edey hit with driving-related charge in Indiana, per report

5 days ago | saturdaytradition.com | Paul Harvey

By Paul Harvey Published: Jun 18, 2025 · 3:44 PM EDT Zach Edey just wrapped up his rookie NBA season after a dominant career at Purdue. However, the star big man will have to account for a driving-related charge that he picked up in Indiana this spring. According to Ron Wilkins with the Indy Star, Edey received a reckless driving charge during a traffic stop on May 1 in the southern part of Indiana’s Tippecanoe County.
Michigan State losing key transfer addition to season-ending injury, per report

5 days ago | saturdaytradition.com | Paul Harvey

Michigan State geared up for the 2025-26 season by landing a key trio of transfer pieces to reshape the roster. Unfortunately, one of those players is feared to be lost for the season. According to Joe Tipton with On3 Sports, incoming forward Kaleb Glenn is believed to have torn his patellar tendon. That injury will force Glenn to miss the 2025-26 season, and the current plan is for Michigan State to redshirt Glenn, according to Tipton.
Indiana Fever coach eviscerates WNBA officials after latest scrum involving Caitlin Clark

5 days ago | saturdaytradition.com | Paul Harvey

By Paul Harvey Published: Jun 18, 2025 · 1:54 PM EDT Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White has seen enough from WNBA officials this season, and she’s ready to see a change. The latest incident involved a Tuesday game that included multiple scrums and multiple ejections against the Connecticut Sun. Things escalated when Caitlin Clark sustained a flagrant foul, and she was late sent to the floor by a body check from Connecticut’s Marina Mabrey.
Caitlin Clark, Fever get last laugh after brawl with Sun

6 days ago | saturdaytradition.com | Paul Harvey

Caitlin Clark has already endured more than her fair share of hard fouls in just her 2nd season in the WNBA. On Tuesday, the former Iowa superstar added to her tally late in the win by the Indiana Fever over the Connecticut Sun. In what was a chippy game throughout, things escalated in the 3rd quarter after Clark was hit in the face by Jacy Sheldon.
Bret Bielema says SEC needs to play 9 conference games for CFP to expand

6 days ago | saturdaytradition.com | Andrew Olson

By Andrew Olson Published: Jun 18, 2025 · 9:57 AM EDT Bret Bielema believes the SEC should play 9 conference games if the College Football Playoff expands to 14 or 16 teams. Bielema, a former SEC coach at Arkansas, gave his thoughts on Monday before Illinois night at Wrigley Field. “I don’t think there’s any way we can do a 16-team playoff if (the SEC is) not at 9 (conference games),” Bret Bielema told media members.
Ohio State extends scholarship offer to younger brother of Jeremiah Smith

6 days ago | saturdaytradition.com | Andrew Olson

By Andrew Olson Published: Jun 17, 2025 · 9:47 PM EDT Ohio State is formally recruiting the younger brother of Jeremiah Smith. Angelo Smith, who profiles as a defensive back, announced on Tuesday via social media that Ohio State extended a scholarship offer.
Ranking the B1G's 25 conference champs since 2000

1 week ago | saturdaytradition.com | Paul Harvey

Big Ten football is poised to enter the 2025 season this fall, meaning the 2nd quarter of the 21st century is about to begin!For some, it’s hard even to remember what college football looked like in the year 2000. The sport has undergone many changes since then, including the widespread implementation of conference championship games, conference expansion, the implementation of the College Football Playoff, expansion of the Playoff and so on.
Nebraska beats out SEC, ACC competition for 2026 OL

1 week ago | saturdaytradition.com | Paul Harvey

Nebraska is trying to pick up momentum for the 2026 recruiting class, and the Huskers grabbed a key piece to the puzzle on Monday. That player comes in the form of Hayden Ainsworth, a massive offensive lineman out of Biloxi, Mississippi. Prior to his commitment, Ainsworth was also considering offers from Ole Miss and NC State, giving Matt Rhule a key pickup.
Wisconsin lands pledge from former Ole Miss ATH commit out of Florida

1 week ago | saturdaytradition.com | Paul Harvey

Wisconsin is working hard on the 2026 recruiting class, and the Badgers secured a key win Sunday evening in the form of a Florida athlete. The player is Zion Legree, a 3-star prospect out of Destin High School. Legree is a multi-sports athlete who also plays basketball, and he originally committed to Ole Miss in November. However, Wisconsin entered the scene with an offer in May, and Legree opted to reopen his recruitment at the end of May. Now, he’s committed to Luke Fickell and the Badgers.