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B1G links: MSU’s Calhoun named one of CFB’s best defenders
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Illinois
With all the attention that’ll be focused on the versatile Josh Ferguson, juco transfer Henry Enyenihi might have to carve out a role in the Illini backfield.
Indiana
Nate Sudfeld spent time this summer volunteering in Uganda, where it didn’t make his season-ending shoulder injury seem so bad.
Iowa
Position changes aren’t always easy, especially going from one side of the ball to the other. But Iowa fullback Drake Kulick is rolling with the punches.
Michigan State
Campus Insiders showed Shilique Calhoun some love, putting him at No. 10 on their list of best defensive players in college football.
Michigan
Brady Hoke wants to take credit for scheduling a road tilt against a talented Utah squad, Mark Snyder writes.
Minnesota
Even though Minnesota might have the Big Ten’s best cornerback duo, Jerry Kill expects a true freshman to crack the rotation this year.
Nebraska
Carlos and Khalil Davis didn’t waiver on their commitment to Nebraska when Bo Pelini left. Now, the Huskers are establishing roots for a bright future.
Northwestern
CNBC wrote an editorial piece on why Kain Colter’s movement might have been halted, but there could still be unions in college football in the future.
Ohio State
J.T. Barrett and Cardale Jones don’t want to split time on the field, the Columbus Dispatch writes.
Penn State
Would Joe Paterno be a fan of James Franklin? Certainly, Josh Folck writes.
Purdue
Darrell Hazell announced each of his last two starting quarterbacks on Aug. 18. But that day came and went this year.
Rutgers
Kyle Flood gave a timeline to name a starter for the race at starting quarterback. “A couple days,” it’ll be before he makes a decision. After an impressive showing from Hayden Rettig, that’s not an easy call.
Wisconsin
After an impressive showing at receiver, the ever-versatile Tanner McEvoy is switching back to safety.
Connor O'Gara is the senior national columnist for Saturday Tradition. He's a member of the Football Writers Association of America. After spending his entire life living in B1G country, he moved to the South in 2015.