The Tulane football team continued to see flashes on offense last week in their loss to Kansas State, including a very well put together drive that let the Wave take the lead early.
Against a tougher team, an mostly better outing, especially on defense for the Tulane football team according to PFF, even though it ended up a 31-20 defeat versus Kansas State.
Coming back home to Yulman Stadium this Saturday night, the Tulane Green Wave welcome their rivals from Hattiesburg, Southern Miss for a 6:00 p.m. CT kickoff in Uptown.
The Tulane football team fell to Kansas State Saturday afternoon, 31-20, but a school record was set by a young kicker who was wondering if he would ever play football again at this time last season.
Tulane coach Will Hall spoke before the media after Saturday's 31-20 loss to Kansas State. The Green Wave is now 1-2 on the season. Obviously, good start for us.
The Tulane Green Wave dropped to 1-2 on the year, as home-standing Kansas State topped the Greenies 31-20 on Saturday afternoon. Here's what we saw from where we sat.
The Tulane football team is on the road for the second time in three weeks with what is easily their biggest challenge of the season: the Kansas State Wildcats.
For more years than I can remember, Fast Eddie has been a part of my life. I have never known his real name, but he's the guy who shows up when you least expect it, does most of the talking, then leaves.
What a difference a week makes! The improvement between Week 1 and Week 2 is arguably the most crucial of a season, as teams try to make corrections or improve on what they did in game one.
Saturday night's 28-24 victory over South Alabama showed drastic improvement in a Tulane football team that needed to show exactly that. Coach Will Hall addressed that in his postgame media conference .
"Huge win for our players," head coach Will Hall began his opening statement with this Saturday evening. This opening statement followed a tough, grind-it-out win over the South Alabama Jaguars, led by Bishop Davenport, who caused all sorts of nightmares for the Wave defense.
Like a pair of heavyweight fighters, the Tulane-South Alabama game in Yulman Stadium Saturday night came down to who would be the last man standing. By game's end, it was the Green Wave, who took the 28-24 victory over the Jaguars.
At the half, Tulane leads South Alabama, 14-10. Starting linebacker Chris Rodgers is on the sideline after the first possession with a brace on his leg and his pads off.
The home opener for the Tulane football team is set for a mid-evening kickoff, and, according to AccuWeather, you might want to bring along some sort of shower protection.
Tonight, Tulane tries to bounce back from a bad showing in Durham last week in their 17-3 loss to Duke to open the season. South Alabama comes to Yulman Stadium at 6:00 p.m.
I guess you could say we've been "friends for a while." You could also say we've "known each other." Either way, I have seen him around for decades. He has never given me his real name.
If you are on a mobile device, turn it sideways so you can see all five columns. After a disappointing start to the season, Tulane will look forward to South Alabama in their home-opener this Saturday.
Tulane suffered a disappointing blow this past Saturday after losing to Duke 17-3 for the first game of the season. The offense seemed undisciplined with 15 penalties, and every time the offense got going, something would go wrong to hinder that progress.
"The whole building is upset," Tulane coach Will Hall said as he opened his media conference today by looking back at the Green Wave's 17-3 loss at Duke.
It was not a pretty game for the Tulane Green Wave this past Saturday. The Wave fell to Duke in the season opener, 17-3 in a game that the Blue Devils owned from the opening drive.
The Tulane football team opened its 2026 season with an effort that could be called unimpressive, as the Green Wave were beaten 17-3 by Duke on Saturday in Durham, North Carolina in a game that really was not as close as the score indicated.
Earlier this week, we gave you our opinion on who wins the season opener between Tulane and Duke in Durham, North Carolina this afternoon. Our "buddy" Fast Eddie gave his shot at it yesterday.
Week 1 - at Duke, September 5 Week 2 - South Alabama, September 12 Week 3 - at Kansas State, September 19 Week 4 - Southern Miss, September 26 Week 5 -
Former Tulane Green Wave superstar Mario Williams is a free agent again after the Los Angeles Rams terminated his contract. The Rams have waived the former Tulane wide receiver from injured reserve with an injury settlement, ending his second stint with the club in as many years.