Although Tyrese Haliburton is recovering from an Achilles injury, it didn't stop him from trolling Caitlin Clark before Iowa State's rivalry football game against Iowa. Haliburton asked Clark an interesting question before Saturday's matchup between the Cyclones and the visiting Hawkeyes.Joining Fox Sports' "Big Noon Kickoff" on Saturday morning, Haliburton briefly took control of the show's social media pages. The Indiana Pacers star asked Clark if she'll be cheering for her alma mater, Iowa, or the Iowa State Cyclones, where her brother, Blake Clark, played football as a backup quarterback."What's up, y'all?" Haliburton said. "It's Tyrese Haliburton here in Ames at Big Noon Kickoff. You know who I'm rocking with. I'm rocking with the Cyclones, of course."But I'm wondering who CC is rocking with? Since her brother played football here. Who knows who she is going for? I know I'm going with the 'Clones. Go 'Clones."Caitlin Clark hasn't responded to Tyrese Haliburton, who has developed a friendship with the Indiana Fever star since she arrived in the WNBA last season. Clark and Haliburton are the faces of basketball in the basketball-crazy state of Indiana.Clark was on the road with the Fever on Saturday, taking time to watch a baseball game based on her Instagram story. She was in the bleachers as the Baltimore Orioles defeated Shohei Ohtani and the LA Dodgers at Camden Yards. The Fever take on the Washington Mystics on Sunday.As for the Iowa-Iowa State football game, the Cyclones (3-0) pulled off a 16-13 win over the Hawkeyes (1-1).Tyrese Haliburton trolls Kawhi Leonard amid NBA investigationTyrese Haliburton trolls Kawhi Leonard amid NBA investigation. (Photo: IMAGN)Caitlin Clark wasn't the only superstar who got trolled by Tyrese Haliburton on "Big Noon Kickoff." Haliburton had a quick joke about Kawhi Leonard after former Alabama running back Mark Ingram II told the Indiana Pacers guard that he wants a "no-show" job."Tell them to find me, too," Haliburton said.The LA Clippers have been under fire after Pablo Torre's report about the franchise circumventing the salary cap. According to Torre's story last week, a former employee of the now-bankrupt company Aspiration said that Leonard signed a $28 million "no-show" job.Clippers owner Steve Ballmer, who invested $50 million in Aspiration, has denied the allegations against the franchise.