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Posted on 7/31/09 at 8:30 am to Sidis
The early and aggressive recruiting strategy being employed by Coach Toledo and his staff is paying dividends. 
Early offers, ongoing contact, etc. have afforded his staff the ability to secure commits from many players w/ upside, like QB Michael Strauss, who are likely to receive increased interest and attention from other programs as the year/season progresses.
As always, couple (excitement + buzz) + wins = a rising Tulane football program.
Remember, Toledo is entering his 3rd season.
[4-8 in 2007 and a very disappointing 2-10 in 2008. Prior to joining Tulane, Toledo had a 63-62 record all-time at Pacific and UCLA]
Green Wave freshmen football players learn importance of early arrival on campus - Times-Picayune
- "We don't recruit junior college players, so we are trying to build this thing with freshmen, " Coach Bob Toledo said. "Last year's freshman class was brought in for July second-summer-session classes, and that was the first time we've had all freshmen here (that early). We just think it's important.
- "I've talked to every coach in (Conference USA), and they all do it," he said. "Some have to go out and raise money for it. . . . Each and every one of the schools does it . . . I think we absolutely have to do it or we'd be big trouble. Everyone would be ahead of us for sure. It's definitely something you need to do."
- The early conditioning indoctrination reaps huge benefits for the program, Toledo said. "They are absolutely way ahead of the game," he said. "In the old days, we really didn't bring in freshmen for summer schools. Having all the schools across the country bring in freshmen early has changed things. Some of our guys have gained 10 to 15 pounds already. I think it's a great thing."
Early offers, ongoing contact, etc. have afforded his staff the ability to secure commits from many players w/ upside, like QB Michael Strauss, who are likely to receive increased interest and attention from other programs as the year/season progresses.
As always, couple (excitement + buzz) + wins = a rising Tulane football program.
Remember, Toledo is entering his 3rd season.
[4-8 in 2007 and a very disappointing 2-10 in 2008. Prior to joining Tulane, Toledo had a 63-62 record all-time at Pacific and UCLA]
Green Wave freshmen football players learn importance of early arrival on campus - Times-Picayune
- "We don't recruit junior college players, so we are trying to build this thing with freshmen, " Coach Bob Toledo said. "Last year's freshman class was brought in for July second-summer-session classes, and that was the first time we've had all freshmen here (that early). We just think it's important.
- "I've talked to every coach in (Conference USA), and they all do it," he said. "Some have to go out and raise money for it. . . . Each and every one of the schools does it . . . I think we absolutely have to do it or we'd be big trouble. Everyone would be ahead of us for sure. It's definitely something you need to do."
- The early conditioning indoctrination reaps huge benefits for the program, Toledo said. "They are absolutely way ahead of the game," he said. "In the old days, we really didn't bring in freshmen for summer schools. Having all the schools across the country bring in freshmen early has changed things. Some of our guys have gained 10 to 15 pounds already. I think it's a great thing."
This post was edited on 8/14/09 at 11:32 am
Posted on 7/31/09 at 8:45 am to Sophandros
Sophandros - love the avatar.
An exciting week for Tulane recruiting.
An exciting week for Tulane recruiting.
Posted on 7/31/09 at 5:37 pm to Sidis
***Tulane Football's 13th & 14th 2010 Commitments***
Tulane football nabs two more commitments - Times-Picayune
- Barbe High School linebacker Logan Hamilton.
- ...5 feet 10, 216 pounds and played inside linebacker for the Lake Charles-area high school.
Rivals.com - LB Logan Hamilton
ESPN.com - LB Logan Hamilton
- ...offensive lineman Pat Husain from Evanston.
- ...6-7, 255-pounds, played tackle on the Evanston Township High School team in Illinois.
ESPN.com - OT Patrick Husain
Rivals.com - OT Patrick Husain
Scout.com - OT Patrick Husain
Tulane picks up a pair of football commitments - neworleans.com
- [Hamilton] received interest from Texas A&M, UL-Monroe, McNeese, and Louisiana Tech.
Tulane football nabs two more commitments - Times-Picayune
- Barbe High School linebacker Logan Hamilton.
- ...5 feet 10, 216 pounds and played inside linebacker for the Lake Charles-area high school.
Rivals.com - LB Logan Hamilton
ESPN.com - LB Logan Hamilton
- ...offensive lineman Pat Husain from Evanston.
- ...6-7, 255-pounds, played tackle on the Evanston Township High School team in Illinois.
ESPN.com - OT Patrick Husain
Rivals.com - OT Patrick Husain
Scout.com - OT Patrick Husain
Tulane picks up a pair of football commitments - neworleans.com
- [Hamilton] received interest from Texas A&M, UL-Monroe, McNeese, and Louisiana Tech.
This post was edited on 8/6/09 at 8:42 am
Posted on 7/31/09 at 11:48 pm to Sidis
This is so cute ... tap ... tap ... tap on top of the head! 
Posted on 7/31/09 at 11:54 pm to LSU Tiger Eyes
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Posted on 8/4/09 at 9:06 am to Sidis
As usual, you do great work.
Posted on 8/4/09 at 9:22 am to Sidis
***Tulane Football's 15th 2010 Commitment***
Georgia Prep Linebacker Zach Davis Commits to Tulane - neworleans.com
- ...picked up another commitment Monday from outside linebacker Zach Davis of Collins Hill High School in Suwanee, Georgia.
- ...6-foot, 200 pounder choose the Green Wave over a host of MAC schools as well as South Alabama, Samford and Western Carolina.
- Davis runs a 4.5 forty and sports a 3.32 GPA with a 1110 SAT score. He also bench presses 275 pounds and squats 455. He could player either linebacker or safety on the next level.
Georgia linebacker commits to Tulane - Times-Picayune
- ...a 6-feet-0, 200-pound prospect who recorded 117 tackles (71 solo) last season, eight of them for losses. He also had three sacks and three interceptions.
Eagles' LB Davis commits - Gwinnett Daily Post
- ...making a verbal commitment to Tulane over offers from eight other Division I and I-AA programs.
- "I love the coaching staff there and what they had to offer in terms of academics," said Davis, who also had offers from Ohio, Toledo, Bowling Green, Samford, Central Michigan, Kent State, South Alabama and Western Carolina. "And their recruiting class so far looks like we can help them turn things around there."
Tulane commitment Zach Davis hopes to pull weight with Green Wave - Times-Picayune
- In the past eight months, Davis has added 30 pounds and grown almost an inch and is now 6 feet, 200 pounds.
- Davis made 71 unassisted tackles, eight for losses, three sacks and intercepted three passes as a junior, his first season as a full-time starter. Collins Hill was 8-3 and advanced to the first round of Georgia's Class 5A state playoffs.
- Davis was used alternatingly as a strongside and weakside linebacker as a junior.
- ...offered scholarships to Davis, but Tulane was the first, in February, when he still weighed 180 pounds.
From April 4, 2009:
Collins Hill LB Zach Davis hoping to catch attention of SEC schools - AJC
- ...has an early offer from Tulane and is hoping for more.
- He is also hearing from Mississippi State, Clemson, Okahoma, East Carolina, Central Florida, Oklahoma State, Arkansas, Auburn, Alabama-Birmingham and Michigan State.
- “The [recruiting process] is going well,” Davis said. “It’s definitely exciting. I’m going to try to go to Georgia Tech. They have a great football team and great academics. And my teammate [tailback Charles Perkins] has already committed there.”
- Davis is being recruited at both the linebacker and safety positions. He has been clocked in the 40-yard dash at under 4.5 seconds.
Rivals.com - LB Zachary Davis
Scout.com - LB Zachary Davis
ESPN.com - LB Zachary Davis
Georgia Prep Linebacker Zach Davis Commits to Tulane - neworleans.com
- ...picked up another commitment Monday from outside linebacker Zach Davis of Collins Hill High School in Suwanee, Georgia.
- ...6-foot, 200 pounder choose the Green Wave over a host of MAC schools as well as South Alabama, Samford and Western Carolina.
- Davis runs a 4.5 forty and sports a 3.32 GPA with a 1110 SAT score. He also bench presses 275 pounds and squats 455. He could player either linebacker or safety on the next level.
Georgia linebacker commits to Tulane - Times-Picayune
- ...a 6-feet-0, 200-pound prospect who recorded 117 tackles (71 solo) last season, eight of them for losses. He also had three sacks and three interceptions.
Eagles' LB Davis commits - Gwinnett Daily Post
- ...making a verbal commitment to Tulane over offers from eight other Division I and I-AA programs.
- "I love the coaching staff there and what they had to offer in terms of academics," said Davis, who also had offers from Ohio, Toledo, Bowling Green, Samford, Central Michigan, Kent State, South Alabama and Western Carolina. "And their recruiting class so far looks like we can help them turn things around there."
Tulane commitment Zach Davis hopes to pull weight with Green Wave - Times-Picayune
- In the past eight months, Davis has added 30 pounds and grown almost an inch and is now 6 feet, 200 pounds.
- Davis made 71 unassisted tackles, eight for losses, three sacks and intercepted three passes as a junior, his first season as a full-time starter. Collins Hill was 8-3 and advanced to the first round of Georgia's Class 5A state playoffs.
- Davis was used alternatingly as a strongside and weakside linebacker as a junior.
- ...offered scholarships to Davis, but Tulane was the first, in February, when he still weighed 180 pounds.
From April 4, 2009:
Collins Hill LB Zach Davis hoping to catch attention of SEC schools - AJC
- ...has an early offer from Tulane and is hoping for more.
- He is also hearing from Mississippi State, Clemson, Okahoma, East Carolina, Central Florida, Oklahoma State, Arkansas, Auburn, Alabama-Birmingham and Michigan State.
- “The [recruiting process] is going well,” Davis said. “It’s definitely exciting. I’m going to try to go to Georgia Tech. They have a great football team and great academics. And my teammate [tailback Charles Perkins] has already committed there.”
- Davis is being recruited at both the linebacker and safety positions. He has been clocked in the 40-yard dash at under 4.5 seconds.
Rivals.com - LB Zachary Davis
Scout.com - LB Zachary Davis
ESPN.com - LB Zachary Davis
This post was edited on 8/10/09 at 10:35 am
Posted on 8/4/09 at 9:51 am to just me
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As usual, you do great work.
Thanks buddy...
Posted on 8/4/09 at 10:18 am to gizmoflak
tulane going to get that LB from Meisler or is going to choose rummel or curtis? 
Posted on 8/5/09 at 7:43 am to choupiquesushi
quote:
tulane going to get that LB from Meisler or is going to choose rummel or curtis?
Tulane senior Andre Anderson named to Doak Walker Award Watch List - neworleans.com
- ...was the nation's fourth-ranked rusher when he was injured last season.
- Tulane's Andre Anderson has been recognized as one of the top running backs in the nation for the second straight season. Anderson was named to the Doak Walker Award list as a junior after he rushed for 864 yards and seven touchdowns on 174 carries (5.0 ypc) and registered 25 receptions for 202 yards and a touchdown.
- ...was one of the hottest running backs in the nation prior to sustaining a season-ending injury... At the time of his injury, he ranked first among Conference USA running backs in rushing (142.0) and all-purpose yards (175.67) and was fourth nationally in both categories.
- Anderson rushed for 100 or more yards in four games, including two contests with 200+ yards, and owned two of the nation's top rushing performances with 219 yards vs. SMU and 255 yards at UTEP.
- Despite missing the final four games of the year, he was an honorable mention All-Conference USA performer.
- Anderson was among five C-USA running backs named to the preseason list.
- The recipient of the 2009 Doak Walker Award will be announced live on ESPN on The Home Depot ESPNU College Football Awards on Thursday, December 10.
Tulane Senior Andre Anderson Named to Doak Walker Award Watch List - Official Tulane Athletic Site
This post was edited on 8/14/09 at 11:34 am
Posted on 8/5/09 at 10:01 am to Sidis
when does toney converse get out of jail?
Posted on 8/5/09 at 10:03 am to choupiquesushi
Before you develop a sense of class.
Posted on 8/7/09 at 8:25 am to Sidis
Tulane quarterback Joe Kemp eager to be 'the guy' for Green Wave - Times-Picayune
- "It felt like I did pretty good," said Kemp, a sophomore from North Richland Hills, Texas.
- Offensive coordinator Dan Dodd, who also is the quarterbacks coach, agreed. "I think he had a good first day," Dodd said.
- Kemp, who played in five games, was working his way toward starting when a late hit in the first half of the Houston game broke his left collarbone and ended his season.
- ...won a carefully monitored competition with Moore and Ryan Griffin for the starting job. Coach Bob Toledo announced the decision after spring practice.
- "We've got a lot of incoming freshmen who'll be making an impact," Moore said. "We're another year into Coach Toledo's system. That can do nothing but help."
Rivals.com (2007) - QB Joe Kemp
Scout.com (2007) - QB Joe Kemp
ESPN.com (2007) - QB Joe Kemp
Rusty Costanza/The Times-Picayune
From 4/27/09:
Tulane football coach Bob Toledo names Joe Kemp starter at quarterback - Times-Picayune
- "It felt like I did pretty good," said Kemp, a sophomore from North Richland Hills, Texas.
- Offensive coordinator Dan Dodd, who also is the quarterbacks coach, agreed. "I think he had a good first day," Dodd said.
- Kemp, who played in five games, was working his way toward starting when a late hit in the first half of the Houston game broke his left collarbone and ended his season.
- ...won a carefully monitored competition with Moore and Ryan Griffin for the starting job. Coach Bob Toledo announced the decision after spring practice.
- "We've got a lot of incoming freshmen who'll be making an impact," Moore said. "We're another year into Coach Toledo's system. That can do nothing but help."
Rivals.com (2007) - QB Joe Kemp
Scout.com (2007) - QB Joe Kemp
ESPN.com (2007) - QB Joe Kemp
Rusty Costanza/The Times-Picayune
From 4/27/09:
Tulane football coach Bob Toledo names Joe Kemp starter at quarterback - Times-Picayune
This post was edited on 8/14/09 at 11:35 am
Posted on 8/7/09 at 8:30 am to Sidis
I'm excited to see a healthy Kemp take on Tulsa on Sept. 4. Kid's the real deal.
Posted on 8/7/09 at 9:08 am to Sophandros
***Preseason Tulane Football Photo Gallery and Media Day News***
Tulane football team opens preseason camp, with photo gallery - Times-Picayune
Tulane running back Andre Anderson ready to pick up where he left off, with photo gallery - Times-Picayune
Tulane Football Media Day transcript from Head Coach Bob Toledo - neworleans.com
Tulane determined to prove critics wrong - neworleans.com
- Nearly every published prediction has Tulane as a bottom-ten football team in the country in 2009. [For example, ESPN's 2009 Preseason Bottom 10]
- "I have read and heard about all of the bottom-feeder predictions. We were not good last year, especially in the second half of the season. We think we are a better football team and we are anxious to prove it and to prove the doubters wrong," said Toledo.
- Senior running back Andre Anderson watched those final games of the season in misery...He was on his way to a huge season, rushing for 864 yards and seven touchdowns, averaging five yards per carry.
- We had a ton of injuries last year. It was hard after we started so well. I doubt that any team had as many injuries as we had last year. We were better than our record. We know all about the worst team in the country stuff this year. We are better than that and we are going to go out and try to prove it," said Anderson.
- Senior wide receiver Jeremy Williams echoes the same sentiment...Williams is considered an NFL prospect and he is determined to make his final season at Tulane a successful one.
- There is genuine excitement about sophomore quarterback Joe Kemp. At 6'4, 215, he has ideal size. With 4.7 speed, he has the ability to make plays with his feet. He played in five games as a freshman and just when he was taking over the starting position, he suffered a season-ending injury against Houston.
- Defensively, the Green Wave will be solid up front, led by senior defensive linemen Logan Kelley, Adam Kwentua and Reggie Scott. "That's a very good group. They have experience and talent. I'm excited about having the opportunity to coach them," said new Defensive Coordinator Steve Stanard.
- Unfortunately, Scott is among three players who will not be available for the first two games of the season. Toledo has suspended him, along with starting safety Corey Sonnier and freshman defensive lineman Rich Bell for violating Tulane athletic department rules. For a team desperately in need of a good start to the season, that is a blow.
Tulane Green Wave football coach Bob Toledo gives a healthy assessment - Times-Picayune
5 Reasons Why Toledo Can't Stop Smiling:
1. - "I admit injuries will always be part of football, " he said. "But as long as I've been in the business, more than 36 years, I've never had 17 players go down with season-ending injuries like we had last year."
2. - "As a football team, we're bigger, stronger, faster and in far better shape than we were at this time last year. ... I realize injuries can come in all sorts of crazy ways, but it's not going to happen to us because of a lack of overall fitness."
3. - "On offense, we're going into our third season with a sense of continuity on what we're trying to accomplish, by the players and the coaches, " Toledo said. "That is a big plus."
4. - "We made what I felt was a necessary change at defensive coordinator, " Toledo said. "We brought in Steve Stanard, who played at Nebraska, who coach defense for 18 years, who was coordinator at Colorado State, New Mexico State, South Dakota and Nebraska Wesleyan. Bottom line: keep it aggressive and keep it simple."
5. - "You lose 10 games, you lose the last eight, and everyone's down on you, " Toledo said. "It's the name of the game. So is attitude. The people coming back know what it was like last season. One reason I'm smiling is the look of pride on a lot of young faces."
Tulane football team opens preseason camp, with photo gallery - Times-Picayune
Tulane running back Andre Anderson ready to pick up where he left off, with photo gallery - Times-Picayune
Tulane Football Media Day transcript from Head Coach Bob Toledo - neworleans.com
Tulane determined to prove critics wrong - neworleans.com
- Nearly every published prediction has Tulane as a bottom-ten football team in the country in 2009. [For example, ESPN's 2009 Preseason Bottom 10]
- "I have read and heard about all of the bottom-feeder predictions. We were not good last year, especially in the second half of the season. We think we are a better football team and we are anxious to prove it and to prove the doubters wrong," said Toledo.
- Senior running back Andre Anderson watched those final games of the season in misery...He was on his way to a huge season, rushing for 864 yards and seven touchdowns, averaging five yards per carry.
- We had a ton of injuries last year. It was hard after we started so well. I doubt that any team had as many injuries as we had last year. We were better than our record. We know all about the worst team in the country stuff this year. We are better than that and we are going to go out and try to prove it," said Anderson.
- Senior wide receiver Jeremy Williams echoes the same sentiment...Williams is considered an NFL prospect and he is determined to make his final season at Tulane a successful one.
- There is genuine excitement about sophomore quarterback Joe Kemp. At 6'4, 215, he has ideal size. With 4.7 speed, he has the ability to make plays with his feet. He played in five games as a freshman and just when he was taking over the starting position, he suffered a season-ending injury against Houston.
- Defensively, the Green Wave will be solid up front, led by senior defensive linemen Logan Kelley, Adam Kwentua and Reggie Scott. "That's a very good group. They have experience and talent. I'm excited about having the opportunity to coach them," said new Defensive Coordinator Steve Stanard.
- Unfortunately, Scott is among three players who will not be available for the first two games of the season. Toledo has suspended him, along with starting safety Corey Sonnier and freshman defensive lineman Rich Bell for violating Tulane athletic department rules. For a team desperately in need of a good start to the season, that is a blow.
Tulane Green Wave football coach Bob Toledo gives a healthy assessment - Times-Picayune
5 Reasons Why Toledo Can't Stop Smiling:
1. - "I admit injuries will always be part of football, " he said. "But as long as I've been in the business, more than 36 years, I've never had 17 players go down with season-ending injuries like we had last year."
2. - "As a football team, we're bigger, stronger, faster and in far better shape than we were at this time last year. ... I realize injuries can come in all sorts of crazy ways, but it's not going to happen to us because of a lack of overall fitness."
3. - "On offense, we're going into our third season with a sense of continuity on what we're trying to accomplish, by the players and the coaches, " Toledo said. "That is a big plus."
4. - "We made what I felt was a necessary change at defensive coordinator, " Toledo said. "We brought in Steve Stanard, who played at Nebraska, who coach defense for 18 years, who was coordinator at Colorado State, New Mexico State, South Dakota and Nebraska Wesleyan. Bottom line: keep it aggressive and keep it simple."
5. - "You lose 10 games, you lose the last eight, and everyone's down on you, " Toledo said. "It's the name of the game. So is attitude. The people coming back know what it was like last season. One reason I'm smiling is the look of pride on a lot of young faces."
This post was edited on 8/14/09 at 11:42 am
Posted on 8/10/09 at 10:41 am to Sidis
Approx. 2009 Recruiting Pace:
- 1st Commit: 6/25/08
- 5th Commit: 7/31/08
- 10th Commit: 9/20/08
- 15th Commit: 12/7/08
- 20th Commit: 12/15/08
- 24th Commit: 2/2/09
Division I quarterbacks and receivers are plentiful in Louisiana - Times-Picayune
- Tulane's and LSU's programs, meanwhile, are kicking off their respective preseason workouts with much of their recruiting work completed six months in advance of the Feb. 3 National Signing Day.
- [Tulane] has secured 15 commitments, a total considered to be unparalleled at the Uptown school and double the seven commitments secured by this time a year ago. Toledo and his coaching staff expect to sign as many as 22 players.
- "Offensively, we need to sign a quarterback. That's a priority," Lichtenberger said. "We'd like to sign two. We definitely want to get a quarterback from the state of Louisiana, if that can work out. I don't know if that will or not. Like every other year, we need offensive linemen. We'll always sign multiple prospects there.
- "Defensively, linebacker overwhelmingly is our No. 1 need. So that's where we're probably going to sign our biggest numbers, and that's where we need guys to make an impact next year."
- The current crown jewel of Tulane's 2010 class is south Florida quarterback Michael Strauss of Gulliver Prep in Miami. Strauss is the Wave's top-rated prospect, ranked No. 41 among pro-style passers by Rivals. His increasing popularity is evidenced by a recent scholarship offer from Alabama.
- "We are really pleased with how we've done," Lichtenberger said. "I can't give you a definitive why. I don't know if it's the overall culture of college recruiting that has changed with people committing early. We haven't changed what we're doing. We're still identifying players and going after the ones we want. This year they're committing early."
- 1st Commit: 6/25/08
- 5th Commit: 7/31/08
- 10th Commit: 9/20/08
- 15th Commit: 12/7/08
- 20th Commit: 12/15/08
- 24th Commit: 2/2/09
Division I quarterbacks and receivers are plentiful in Louisiana - Times-Picayune
- Tulane's and LSU's programs, meanwhile, are kicking off their respective preseason workouts with much of their recruiting work completed six months in advance of the Feb. 3 National Signing Day.
- [Tulane] has secured 15 commitments, a total considered to be unparalleled at the Uptown school and double the seven commitments secured by this time a year ago. Toledo and his coaching staff expect to sign as many as 22 players.
- "Offensively, we need to sign a quarterback. That's a priority," Lichtenberger said. "We'd like to sign two. We definitely want to get a quarterback from the state of Louisiana, if that can work out. I don't know if that will or not. Like every other year, we need offensive linemen. We'll always sign multiple prospects there.
- "Defensively, linebacker overwhelmingly is our No. 1 need. So that's where we're probably going to sign our biggest numbers, and that's where we need guys to make an impact next year."
- The current crown jewel of Tulane's 2010 class is south Florida quarterback Michael Strauss of Gulliver Prep in Miami. Strauss is the Wave's top-rated prospect, ranked No. 41 among pro-style passers by Rivals. His increasing popularity is evidenced by a recent scholarship offer from Alabama.
- "We are really pleased with how we've done," Lichtenberger said. "I can't give you a definitive why. I don't know if it's the overall culture of college recruiting that has changed with people committing early. We haven't changed what we're doing. We're still identifying players and going after the ones we want. This year they're committing early."
This post was edited on 8/14/09 at 11:45 am
Posted on 8/10/09 at 10:42 am to Sidis
who cares about tulane?
Posted on 8/10/09 at 10:45 am to longhorn22
Apparently, you do, as you just bumped this thread.
Mack Brown and Greg Davis do, as well. Not only are both former coaches at Tulane, but the latter has a son on the coaching staff.
Mack Brown and Greg Davis do, as well. Not only are both former coaches at Tulane, but the latter has a son on the coaching staff.
Posted on 8/11/09 at 8:34 am to Sidis
***Tulane Football's 16th 2010 Commitment***
Texas tight end Matt Marfisi commits to Tulane football - Times-Picayune
- Marfisi, 6-feet-6, 225 pounds, with 4.84 speed in the 40, is the 16th prospect overall and third Texan to commit to Coach Bob Toledo's 2010 recruiting class.
- Tulane was the first school to extend an official scholarship offer to Marfisi. Texas-El Paso and Texas State are Marfisi's other official offers, although Rice, Texas A&M, Arizona and Northwestern also have been recruiting Marfisi.
Matt Marfisi Commits to Tulane - neworleans.com
- Tight end Matt Marfisi of Tomball High in Tomball, Texas...
- The 6'6, 225 pounder choosing Tulane over Texas State and UTEP. Marfisi also attracted attention from Arizona, Northwestern, Texas A&M and Rice.
- Marfisi runs in the 4.8 range in the forty.
Rivals.com - TE Matt Marfisi
Scout.com - TE Matt Marfisi
ESPN.com - TE Matt Marfisi
Texas tight end Matt Marfisi commits to Tulane football - Times-Picayune
- Marfisi, 6-feet-6, 225 pounds, with 4.84 speed in the 40, is the 16th prospect overall and third Texan to commit to Coach Bob Toledo's 2010 recruiting class.
- Tulane was the first school to extend an official scholarship offer to Marfisi. Texas-El Paso and Texas State are Marfisi's other official offers, although Rice, Texas A&M, Arizona and Northwestern also have been recruiting Marfisi.
Matt Marfisi Commits to Tulane - neworleans.com
- Tight end Matt Marfisi of Tomball High in Tomball, Texas...
- The 6'6, 225 pounder choosing Tulane over Texas State and UTEP. Marfisi also attracted attention from Arizona, Northwestern, Texas A&M and Rice.
- Marfisi runs in the 4.8 range in the forty.
Rivals.com - TE Matt Marfisi
Scout.com - TE Matt Marfisi
ESPN.com - TE Matt Marfisi
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