Sullivan, a 6-5, 220-pound prospect from Donaldsonville HS is rated the No. 7 wide receiver in the the country and the No. 7 overall player from the state of Louisiana for 2016, according to ESPN.

For more info on on Sullivan, visit his profile page on our Recruiting Tracker.

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SamuelClemens

He will enjoy the recruiting process (as he should) and then become a Fighting Tiger. He's a big kid!

Reply•100 months

barry

It's funny they use the word "commit" in recruiting when neither the school or the player have committed to anything.

Reply•100 months

Peliclown

You're insane to follow recruiting until signing day.

Reply•100 months

Datbayoubengal

This opens the door for Drake Davis or another defensive recruit. I think he ultimately lands at TCU. Saw on the Recruiting board that he is not originally from here.

Reply•100 months

CaptainKirk80

Bye Felica! #entitledandI'mscaredtocompete

Reply•100 months

Spankum

Hate to hear that...hopefully someone else doesn't come along and take his scholarship offer...

Reply•100 months

Navytiger74

I don't how the coaches put up with this shite. Having to recruit teenaged girls who love retweets more than they love to play football has to take a toll. No wonder most would rather deal with spoilèd millionaires in the NFL.

Reply•100 months

Farkwad

“#Godbless” How do these guys even get into an institution go “higher” learning when they cannot spell?

Reply•100 months

DVinBR

TCU

Reply•100 months

Louisianaboy87

Why does it seem like Dylan moses has had a snowball effect on these recruits???

Reply•100 months

monsterballads

countsy?