Three-Star QB Commits to Tulane Football, Officially Reclassifies to 2025
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Tulane Green Wave head football coach Jon Sumrall apparently doesn’t know the meaning of sleep as the team continues making additions to the 2025 college football roster.
Tulane football has been active on the recruiting trail as they build up the roster for next season and the future. Offensive coordinator Joe Craddock has been scouting several high school quarterbacks as they do so.
The Green Wave have not only been flipping coveted recruits, but they’ve also been racking up several prospects who are reclassifying to the 2025 class. The team can now add quarterback Cade Scott to that list.
Three-Star QB Cade Scott Officially Commits to Tulane Football
Quarterback Cade Scott from Meade County High School in Kentucky officially announced on X (formerly Twitter) that he was committing to Tulane and will be reclassifying to the 2025 class to join the team this fall.
I have re-classed to 2025 and 100% committed to @GreenWaveFB ! Thank You @CoachJonSumrall , @CoachCraddock, @CollinDAngelo and all the Greenwave Football Staff! Roll Wave! @CoachSchexTU , @VisionQb , @TULNrecruiting , @TulaneAthletics , @1027TheGame , @TomLoy247 , @AllenTrieu ,… pic.twitter.com/d2oOsqUxJb
— Cade Scott- QB (@Cade_Scott06) May 19, 2025
In a perfect twist of fate, much like former star running back Tyjae Spears, Scott's high school mascot is the "Greenwave."
Scott is 6-foot-5 and 200 pounds and was scheduled to begin senior year this fall. Instead, he'll be Uptown after visiting the campus in April following an offer in March.
In his 16 career games, Scott has passed for 3,500 yards and has rushed for 800 yards, per Crescent City Sports.
He received offers from the Bowling Green Falcons, the Wake Forest Demon Deacons, the Colorado State Rams, the Eastern Kentucky Colonels, the Georgia State Panthers, and the Marshall Thundering Herd. He also visited several Power Four campuses through his recruitment.
The three-star recruit on 24/7 Sports is a multi-sport athlete, as he played shooting guard for his high school basketball team and competed in track and field in the 100-meter, 200-meter, and 300-meter sprints and the long jump and triple jump.
This athletic profile is relatively impressive for a quarterback, and the Green Wave will have the opportunity to evaluate him sooner than expected since he is reclassifying to 2025.
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Maddy Hudak is the deputy editor for Tulane on Sports Illustrated and the radio sideline reporter for their football team. Maddy is an alumnus of Tulane University, and graduated in 2016 with a degree in psychology. She went on to obtain a Master of Legal Studies while working as a research coordinator at the VA Hospital, and in jury consulting. During this time, Maddy began covering the New Orleans Saints with SB Nation, and USA Today. She moved to New Orleans in 2021 to pursue a career in sports and became Tulane's sideline reporter that season. She enters her fourth year with the team now covering the program on Sports Illustrated, and will use insights from features and interviews in the live radio broadcast. You can follow her on X at @MaddyHudak_94, or if you have any questions or comments, she can be reached via email at maddy.hudak1@gmail.com