The Tulane University men’s basketball team is off and running with a hot 3-0 start in the 2025-26 season. While every opponent the Green Wave has faced is different, they’ve all been scrappy. Here is one positive and one negative takeaway I have from the first three games of the season. Positive: The emergence of... The post Tulane men’s basketball: 1 positive, 1 negative … [Read more...] about Tulane men’s basketball: 1 positive, 1 negative takeaway after 3 games
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Tulane football unveils NOLA-inspired uniforms ahead of Wave Weekend
Tulane University football is bringing a fresh look to the field, one that celebrates the city it calls home. The Green Wave’s new “city edition” uniforms pay homage to the culture, history and artistry of New Orleans, weaving elements of the city’s iconic visuals into the team’s identity. “We really wanted to highlight the New Orleans street tiles and wrought iron for the … [Read more...] about Tulane football unveils NOLA-inspired uniforms ahead of Wave Weekend
Tulane Green Wave football ranks No. 24 in Associated Press poll
The Tulane University Green Wave football team was ranked No. 24 by the Associated Press Top 25 poll, receiving 167 points. The ranking comes after Tulane beat the Florida Atlantic Owls 35 – 24 at the homecoming game on Saturday. In the AP Poll, sportswriters and broadcasters rank teams one through 25, with each first-place... The post Tulane Green Wave football ranks No. 24 in … [Read more...] about Tulane Green Wave football ranks No. 24 in Associated Press poll
From the Basement: Tulane’s loss to UNO is not a season-defining game
“At the end of the day, it’s just basketball,” LeBron James once said. Tulane University men’s basketball lost in an 85-63 blowout to the University of New Orleans on Friday night. While the game was at Devlin Fieldhouse, UNO’s crowd never stopped. They were noisy, annoying and relentless. It felt like a road game. Every... The post From the Basement: Tulane’s loss to UNO is … [Read more...] about From the Basement: Tulane’s loss to UNO is not a season-defining game
Newly revived Tulane Club Hockey holds out in the heat
Tulane University students can join just about anything — from Division I athletics to clubs like frisbee, rowing and even juggling. Yet one sport stands out for its constant uphill battle: hockey. Despite Tulane drawing students from some of the most hockey-obsessed corners of the country, the university’s club hockey program has spent years fighting... The post Newly revived … [Read more...] about Newly revived Tulane Club Hockey holds out in the heat