An Overview of Tulane 2027 Commitments

All of Them...

Here is a complete list of the 2027 commitments so far:

Keep in mind that in today's age of College Football, these commitments can change at any time. There could be more recruits to come, and some recruits might flip commitments. This article was written with the available information up to the date of November 5th, 2026

The Direction and Goal

We at On SI are not the coaches at Tulane, so we really don't know the direction of recruiting from the coach's perspective. What we can do, however, is infer what the Wave might be trying to do with this class, and what positions they feel need to be addressed.

The offensive line has struggled with injuries this year, and despite that, they've really improved as the year has gone on. Coach Cody Kennedy has really done his thing in developing these young talents, and it makes us really excited with what he'll do with next year's class.

The newest addition, Caleb Unger, is yet another promising talent that adds to the excitement. Before him was Demetrius Terrell, Sharontae Bailey, Owen Reineck, Jordan Callaway, and Jackson Shaw.

These offensive line additions will protect their future, Trace Johnson, while also providing support for perhaps Tulane's favorite skill position: running back.

The RB room has gotten a ton of attention since the portal opened at the beginning of this year. Key contributers include Johnnie Daniels and Jaylin Lucas, with Lucas contributing a 200 yard performance against South Alabama.

The additions of Jaden Terrance and Aymaud Sykes piles on the talent in the room. Terrance, in particular, was a big-play machine as a junior, and with another year of tape to watch, we're sure he'll have much to provide in a Greenie uniform.

Tulane will also add TE Teddy Graff, who is a strong blocking presence that can really bolster the run game.

Rounding out the offensive additions are WR Ray'Quan Williams, WR Anquan Jackson, WR Ja'ir Burks, WR Korden Randle, WR Joshua Sylvain, WR Dallas Crescenzo, and QB Kingston Johnson.

Staying Strong on D

Flipping to the defense, strong additions to the defensive line like Hans Emery Julien and Malik Ward will keep this line young while bringing a youthful energy to the room.

The defense, outside of the Memphis game, has not been able to turn the ball over. They'll be looking for that play-making and ball-hawking ability in the secondary, and TU will be getting that with CB James Tyson, S Raeshaun Pugh, S Gus Faulkner, CB Tavares Stinson, and S Devin Lavalais.

Rounding us out is ATH Peyton Perkins, who played both QB and CB in high school while rushing for almost 2,000 yards (1,907) and 25 TDs in 2025.

In the following weeks, we'll go over each player, their film, and how they'll help bolster this Greenie squad.