Tulane Green Wave Commit: Trevor Caudle

Patrick Harkness • November 9, 2026

🚨Tulane Green Wave Commit🚨

🌊Class of 27 DB/CB🌊

Trevor Caudle – @TrevorCaudle
6-0 / 170
James Clemens HS – Madison, AL

Scouting Report:
Elite track speed (10.55 100m / 21.06 200m)

Speed & Explosiveness:
True track-athlete burst. Region champion-level 100m/200m times translate to instant recovery speed and the ability to close on throws or run with any vertical threat. He’s a legitimate deep-ball eraser who can flip his hips and get back on top of routes quickly.

Coverage & Ball Skills:
Projects as a lockdown outside corner. Smooth in press/man with the long speed and quick feet to stay in phase. Shows the confidence and ball-tracking ability to play aggressively at the catch point. Track background gives him natural high-pointing and body control in the air.

Run Support & Physicality:
Willing and competitive defender who isn’t afraid of contact. Length and athleticism allow him to shed blocks and make plays in the open field. Fits Tulane’s preference for physical, multi-phase defensive backs.

Special Teams & Versatility:
Return-game upside from his track speed and open-field vision. Can contribute immediately on kicks/punts while developing as a boundary corner. High-character student-athlete with a strong work ethic.

Recruitment:
Committed after a strong official visit. Chose the Green Wave over Coastal Carolina, Furman, Dartmouth, and others. Received the offer on the visit and pulled the trigger shortly after.

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