The Green Wave picked up strong commits all across the field on Friday, including at least one three-star player.
It sounds like the Tulane Green Wave is having no problem recruiting on the gridiron.
On Friday, the Green Wave reportedly picked up 10 commitments for the Class of 2027, according to a social media post from Director of Scouting Colton Leggett.
While information on all of these new commitments isn't available quite yet, five of them have officially announced their commitment on social media. Here's a look at the newest confirmed commitments for the Class of 2027.
TE Teddy Graff
Graff was the first confirmed commit that Tulane picked up on Friday. The tight end out of The Ensworth School in Nashville, Tennessee, boasts a strong build, standing at 6-foot-5 and weighing 220 pounds. He chose the Green Wave over six other program, including the Samford Bulldogs and the East Tennessee State Buccaneers.
DL Kavarris "Duke" Duncan
Duncan is a talented defensive lineman out of Winterboro High School in Alpine, Alabama. He picked up a total of 16 offers, ultimately choosing to roll with the Wave. Duncan is strong and quick for his size: two things that will make him a great fit in Uptown.
RB Peyton Perkins
Perkins is an up-and-coming athlete from Eupora High School in Mississippi. Though he's been recruited as a running back by Tulane, he currently plays quarterback for his high school. Perkins finished the 2025 season with nearly 2,600 yards and 20 touchdowns, and he also held offers from the Jackson State Tigers and the Alcorn State Braves
WR Ray'Quan Williams
Williams is a three-star recruit and a hometown athlete, hailing from St. Augustine in New Orleans. He's a top-25 player in the state of Louisiana and held offers from 29 total programs, including the LSU Tigers, Ole Miss Rebels, Texas Longhorns, Florida Gators and Miami Hurricanes.
RB Anquan Jackson
Jackson will be another strong addition to the Green Wave's growing running back room. The Ellisville, Mississippi, native has had plenty of success at South Jones High School, and it's gotten him a total of 17 collegiate offers. Other notable programs that offered Jackson include the Memphis Tigers, Cincinnati Bearcats and Oregon State Beavers.
In the age of NIL, it can be hard to confirm that a commitment will make it to campus. However, the ability to nail down strong recruits points to Tulane's continued success on the recruiting trail. Even with a new head coach and plenty of new assistants, one thing remains quite true: the Green Wave remains an attractive program to up-and-coming college athletes.
