Tulane Green Wave offensive lineman Shadre Hurst was selected for two honors when Phil Steele’s annual preseason publication came out recently. Hurst was one of 11 Green Wave players named to Steele’s preseaon all-American Athletic Conference team. But he was the only one Steele named as a preseason all-American. More News: Tulane Football’s Talented Transfers Should Strengthen Green Wave Running Game Hurst was one of three players selected that doesn’t play for a power conference program (ACC, Big Ten, Big 12 and SEC). The others were Old Dominion’s Jason Henderson and Boise State’s Kage Casey. Hurst started in 13 of Tulane’s 14 games last year at left guard. He was a significant contributor to the top offensive rankings that the Green Wave had last season. Tulane’s offense was ranked in the Top 5 in the AAC in seven different categories. More News: Tulane Adds Local Star Running Back To Outstanding 2026 Recruiting Class The Green Wave was first in third down conversions (50.3%) and passing efficiency (157.Read More
Tulane Green Wave Football Star Earns Preseason All-America Selection
