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Tulane Wins the American Athletic Championship 34-21
It’s hard to articulate the size of the accomplishment that we witnessed this weekend in uptown New Orleans. The Tulane Green Wave captured the AAC title and a trip to the college football playoffs with a dominant, nearly wire-to-wire win against betting favorite North Texas. I am trying to put the magnitude of this win
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Game 7 Recap: Tulane Avenges the AAC Championship 24-17
I haven’t been able to write in weeks thanks to a healthy diet of other obligations. I was looking forward to the third Saturday of October as the first time I’d be home on my couch to enjoy a Tulane game this season. I had circled army on the schedule after watching firsthand last December
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Game 3 Recap: The Birth of the New Era. Tulane beats Duke 34-27
Traditionally, I write a drive by drive recap after each game, but this game was special so just this one time my recap will be special. I started this blog as an opportunity to connect with Tulane football fans that wanted to read in depth coverage and musings about the Green Wave however few there
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Game 2 Recap: Tightroping through the Trap Game. Tulane beats South Alabama 33-31
The Wave fired up the busses and headed up I-10 for their first road game of the year in Mobile Saturday night. This game was not particularly fun to watch at times and downright miserable at others. The ESPN+ broadcast was reminiscent of a bad high school product and the play on the field itself
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Game 1 Recap: Defense Dominates. Tulane Beats Northwestern 23-3.
The Green Wave began their season at home today with a resounding 20 point win over the B1G 10’s Northwestern. The day was characterized by Tulane’s relentless aggression on the defensive side of the ball. In all, Tulane forced five, count em, five turnovers and kept the Wildcats from ever reaching the endzone. In fact,
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