The Tulane Green Wave is in the twenties in terms of 2027 recruit talent, adding some offensive firepower in the latest haul.
At this point, the Tulane Green Wave have amassed so many recruits for the 2027 cycle that it’s hard to keep track throughout the summer flurry. As that number is now in the twenties, it might be helpful to start a tracker of those 2027 commits and profiles we’ve done here on Roundtable.
Here is a look at who has already been covered as Green Wave commits:
Green Wave 2027 commits
- TE Teddy Graff
- DL Kavarris "Duke" Duncan
- RB Peyton Perkins
- WR Ray'Quan Williams
- RB Anquan Jackson
- OL Jackson Shaw
- DB James Tyson
- LB Gus Faulkner
- RB Jaden Terrance
- WR Ja'ir Burks
- DE Hans Emery Julien
- DE Malik Ward
- DL Demetrius Terrell
Now, it’s unfortunately hard to keep track of all the recruiting updates, as much of it is made as available as there are official announcements made by the players on social media. However, there are three more talented players to be added to this growing list.
WR Josh Sylvain
The 6-foot-2, 184-pound receiver hails from Miami Carol City High School in Florida, where he caught passes for 600 receiving yards as a junior while displaying some playmaking ability on 50/50 balls especially.
Sylvain chose the Green Wave over the Kentucky Wildcats, Cal Bears, Colorado Buffaloes, and South Florida Bulls, to name a few.
RB Aymaud Sykes
The 5-foot-10, 175-pound running back from Dry Prong, La., had 16 offers total, ultimately going with the Wave over the Arkansas Razorbacks, Kansas State Wildcats, and Duke Blue Devils to name a few.
The three-star Sykes is a multi-sport athlete who also ran track. He was in the Louisiana 4A state qualifier in the 100 meters as a junior, winning the Region 1 championship with a time of 10.84, and was the Louisiana 4A bronze medalist in the 100 meters as a sophomore.
As a junior, Sykes ran for 2,188 yards and 35 touchdowns while averaging 11.1 yards per carry on 197 attempts.
WR Dallas Crescenzo
The Wave also picked up another three-star wide receiver in Crescenzo, who they were able to snag after he decommitted from the Purdue Boilermakers. Crescenzo held 19 offers, choosing Tulane over the Arizona State Sun Devils, Kentucky Wildcats, Oklahoma State Cowboys, TCU Horned Frogs, Cincinnati Bearcats, and Florida State Seminoles to name some Power Fours.
The 6-foot, 183-pound pass catcher from Bastrop, Tx., recorded 29 receptions for 660 yards and seven touchdowns in his junior year.
Those are just a few more recruiting profiles that will certainly continue to pile up as head coach Will Hall and his recruiting staff continue to make real inroads on a stellar 2027 class.
