Showing posts with label recruiting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label recruiting. Show all posts
Coach Ed Conroy has signed a fourth 2013 recruit for Tulane basketball. Josh Hearlihy, a 6'7" prep school prospect, has committed to join the Green Wave.

Hearlihy originally committed to Utah earlier in his senior year, but eventually his college search turned to Davidson, Tulane, and Santa Clara.

Adam Finkelstein, northeast recruiting czar for ESPN, confirmed it here: 
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Check out the video below of Hearlihy from his season at Northfield Mount Hermon. He previously played out west for the Harvard-Westlake School in Los Angeles. 

Kid is a scorer inside with some mid-range ability to boot. Looks like a much-needed late signing period addition for the Green Wave.

Other Buzz:

Now that the high school class of 2014 is getting into the commitment cycle, I wanted to keep a running tab here on Coach Johnson's progress.

If you see that I am missing someone, please make sure to leave a comment or tweet at me. I'll keep it updated as best as possible.

Roll Wave.

Commitments from HS Class of 2014 as of 4/18

1. Glen Cuiellette - QB (6'1"/205) :: Rivals :: Scout

Cuielette is the first Tulane signing of the 2014 class. He led his Mandeville squad to Louisiana's state Class 5A semifinal game as a junior. He was ranked no. 18 in the "Fantastic Forty" for the upcoming season. Will likely employ his football IQ and athleticism as a safety or linebacker.

2. Sean Wilson - DL (6'4"/265) :: Scout 

Wilson is a defensive lineman out of South Plaquemines. He's the second recruit from 2014, and he is also the second LA native. Wilson's speed is another big asset for the rising senior.

3. Peter Woullard - DE (6'3"/240) :: Rivals 

Woullard is a product of St. Augustine and will become the third LA commitment from this class. Great physical skills. Woullard picked up interest from FSU, Ole Miss, and Mississippi St. but decided to stay local. Parents said they loved CJ's pitch about what Tulane has to offer after four years.