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Will Wade officially introduced as McNeese men's basketball head coach

• By: Matthew Bonnette

Mark Slessinger to receive Eddie Robinson Award from Allstate Sugar Bowl Greater New Orleans Sports Hall of Fame

• July 25, 2017
• By Press Release

After a championship season, honors continue to roll in for University of New Orleans basketball coach Mark Slessinger.

Nathan Quebedeaux named Head Athletic Trainer at Tulane

• July 18, 2017
• By Scottie Rodgers

Quebedeaux will oversee Tulane’s entire athletic training staff, and will work primarily with the Green Wave’s football program.

Ex-Green Wave All-American to watch daughter face alma mater in Women’s NIT

• March 15, 2016
• By Lenny Vangilder

When Berry looks up, she can see her No. 10 hanging from the rafters. When she looks down, she will see her daughter Taylor … on the visiting bench.

Tulane’s Reed helped re-launch basketball program

• April 28, 2015
• By Lenny Vangilder

A unique opportunity awaited Anthony Reed when he signed a national letter-of-intent to play basketball at Tulane University 26 years ago.

New Orleans and March Madness: The Top 10 Games

• March 28, 2012
• By Lenny Vangilder

When your city has hosted the NCAA men’s basketball championship game four times previously, and those four games have been decided by a total of 11 points, you have a pretty good starting point on assembling a list of the greatest tournament games played in New Orleans.

Robin Roberts returning to roots for jersey retirement

• February 4, 2011
• By Lenny Vangilder

On a spring day in 1979, a senior women’s basketball recruit was returning from a visit to LSU to her home in Pass Christian, Miss., and as she had done many times before, noticed a sign along Interstate 12 while driving through Hammond.

Southeastern Louisiana University. Next Exit.

Two men who paved one career path

• January 28, 2011
• By Lenny Vangilder

I often hear from others who marvel about the enjoyment that comes from working in, and writing about, sports. I’ve thought a lot in the past week about two of the people that helped lead me to that career path, generating emotions from one extreme to another.

Oh My: Legendary announcer Enberg to bid farewell to March Madness

• March 19, 2010
• By Lenny Vangilder

Forty-nine years ago this month, a 26-year-old graduate student at Indiana University was hired to do play-by-play for the NCAA men’s basketball championship game.