Penn State, Big Ten and Defensive Lineman
Penn State adds transfer defensive lineman from Big Ten rival
Former Michigan defensive lineman Owen Wafle (pronounced Way-ful, not waffle) announced his commitment to the Nittany Lions via social media. He did not appear in a game at Michigan in 2024 as a freshman, meaning he’ll have four years of eligibility remaining.
Former Michigan Defensive Lineman Transferring to Penn State
Penn State landed its second post-Orange Bowl transfer commitment Saturday night, as former Michigan defensive tackle Owen Wafle announced he will play for the Nittany Lions in 2025. Wafle has four years of eligibility remaining after not seeing action during the 2024 Michigan Wolverines season.
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