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view moreTulane at Cincinnati early game time, TV network options set for Oct. 6
The Tulane University football team’s matchup with Cincinnati on Oct. 6 will kick off at 11 a.m. (CT) and will air on ESPN2/ESPNU.
view moreTulane unveils challenging 2019 baseball season schedule
Ahead of his third year at the helm of the program, Tulane baseball head coach Travis Jewett announced the program’s complete 2019 schedule on Monday morning.
view moreNo. 4 Ohio State handles Tulane, 49-6
The Buckeyes (4-0) scored touchdowns on their first six possessions.
view moreTulane blocks out noise, focuses on preparation rather than highly-ranked foe
Who is this team Tulane is playing this week? They sure are getting a lot of attention.
view moreHale, Atkins, Triche, LeCompte, Songy to speak Tuesday at GNOSF QB Club Luncheon
The featured speakers will appear at the weekly meeting of the Greater New Orleans Sports Foundation Quarterback Club luncheon on Tuesday, Sept. 25 at noon at Rock ’n’ Bowl, 3016 South Carrollton Avenue in New Orleans.
view moreLSU, Tulane play-by-play voices provide unique perspective at QB Club
Chris Blair and Todd Graffagnini have some of the best seats in the house to watch the LSU Tigers and Tulane Green Wave, respectively, as the radio play-by-play voices of their schools.
view moreTulane announces 2018 baseball signing class
The incoming class consists of 15 newcomers, including 14 high school student-athletes and one junior college transfer.
view moreGreen Wave Volleyball wins Allstate Sugar Bowl Classic, finishes preseason with 12-3 record
Green Wave volleyball defeated Clemson in an intense five-set match (25-22, 25-21, 22-25, 23-25, 15-10) on Saturday afternoon, earning the Allstate Sugar Bowl Collegiate Classic championship title for their 3-0 weekend performance.
view moreLewis, Blair, Graffagnini, Jones, Lamothe to speak Tuesday at GNOSF QB Club
A native of New Orleans who attended Grace King and Bonnabel, Lewis did not play college football before trying out for the New Orleans Saints, making his hometown team and becoming an All-Pro and Pro Bowl kick return man in 2002.
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