As Tulane University’s men’s basketball heads toward the end of their conference play, there is still much to look forward to. If this Tulane team can put it all together, we could see them making a fourth NCAA tournament appearance in March. The season has taken the fans on an emotional journey, from sad away... The post Tulane continues to battle in basketball conference play … [Read more...] about Tulane continues to battle in basketball conference play
Terry Bradshaw returns to Tulane for ‘Terry Bradshaw Day” ceremony
Legendary football quarterback Terry Bradshaw returned to Tulane University 50 years after winning his first Super Bowl to celebrate Feb. 5 as “Terry Bradshaw Day” in the City of New Orleans. A Shreveport native and Louisiana Tech University graduate, Bradshaw won his first of four Super Bowls at Tulane in 1975 for the Pittsburgh Steelers. ... The post Terry Bradshaw returns to … [Read more...] about Terry Bradshaw returns to Tulane for ‘Terry Bradshaw Day” ceremony
From the Basement: On that earthshaking Mavericks-Lakers trade
Being born in 2003, there are a few sports news moments in my life that I will never forget hearing about for the first time. Turns out, they all happen to be basketball related. July 8, 2010: the Lebron James to Miami Heat decision. Seven-year-old me, who had recently learned about basketball and just watched... The post From the Basement: On that earthshaking … [Read more...] about From the Basement: On that earthshaking Mavericks-Lakers trade
From the Basement: Putting Chiefs’ potential three-peat into perspective
Last fall, I wrote an article previewing the NFL season, emphasizing how difficult and historically improbable a Kansas City Chiefs three-peat would be. For that reason, I picked the Cincinatti Bengals to make it out of the AFC. Though Joe Burrow did have a very strong season – as I predicted – no one in the AFC... The post From the Basement: Putting Chiefs’ potential … [Read more...] about From the Basement: Putting Chiefs’ potential three-peat into perspective
New Orleans braces for busy week before Super Bowl 59
The matchup: For the first time since 2013, the Big Easy is hosting Super Bowl 59. New Orleans has been a staple city for Super Bowls dating back to Super Bowl 9 when the game was played at Tulane Stadium in January of 1970. A city known for its bustling nightlife and large green “grenade”... The post New Orleans braces for busy week before Super Bowl 59 appeared first on … [Read more...] about New Orleans braces for busy week before Super Bowl 59