Wafle is one of a number of a highly-touted recruits committed to USC in the 2026 cycle. Lincoln Riley is hoping that the ...

Luke Wafle, a Top247 edge rusher and USC commit, went in depth on why he picked the Trojans and what his expectations are in heading across the nation.

USC recruiting will not be stopped. The Trojans landed another major 2026 commitment on Thursday in four-star Princeton (N.J.) The Hun School defensive lineman Luke Wafle, the consensus No. 1 ...

In fact, Wafle’s three-sport background, including his junior season on the hardwood, where he averaged 11.1 points per game, paints a more complete picture of the kind of athlete USC is getting.

Luke Wafle becomes USC's 30th commitment in the 2026 class, which ranks No. 1 nationally according to 247Sports. The Trojans have focused on stacking depth and versatility along the defensive line ...

USC Trojans four-star commit Luke Wafle made waves on social media this week with a highlight that showcased his elite athleticism. In a video shared online, defensive end recruit threw the ball ...

Although we could’ve submitted a USC prediction for coveted four-star New Jersey Edge Luke Wafle on Sunday (June 15) morning when his USC official visit concluded, it was in our best interest ...

On Thursday, USC football landed yet another massive commitment, landing four-star edge rusher Luke Wafle. The Trojans continue to flex their muscles on the recruiting trail, putting together an ...

Four-star defensive end Luke Wafle has committed to USC and head coach Lincoln Riley, beating out Big Ten rival Ohio State in the process. USC strengthened its position as the consensus No. 1 team ...

The USC Trojans made a big splash this summer when they landed Hun School (N.J.) five-star EDGE Luke Wafle over schools such as Ohio State, Penn State and Flori ...

USC rises to 30 verbal commitments thanks to Luke Wafle. Except the towering four-star turns down not one, but two Big Ten powers for the Trojans. The 6-foot-6, 250-pound edge rusher chose USC ...

USC edged out Ohio State for a towering defender. That 6-foot-6 prospect immediately fired off a stirring message.