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Since the March window, Tulane University beach volleyball has had a middling April. The squad has gone 6-4 over two tournaments and a home doubleheader. The Green Wave will travel to Huntsville, Alabama to play the South Carolina Gamecocks on April 28 in the Coastal Collegiate Sports Association Conference Championship. Tulane traveled to Hattiesburg, Mississippi... The post … [Read more...] about Beach volleyball has mixed end to the regular season

The 2022 NFL Draft is now just days away. It is a much anticipated night for both players and fans alike. Here are The Hullabaloo’s predictions for what will happen on day one, as the first 32 picks unfold: 1. Jacksonville Jaguars: Aidan Hutchinson, Edge Rusher, University of Michigan This offseason, the Jaguars focused on... The post The Hullabaloo’s 2022 NFL Mock Draft … [Read more...] about The Hullabaloo’s 2022 NFL Mock Draft

This weekend, Tulane University faced off against the conference-leading East Carolina Pirates in a huge three-game series, winning the series 2-1. The impressive performance placed the Green Wave back on top of the tight race for the top of the American Athletic Conference. The team came out red-hot to start the series opener, going on... The post Tulane baseball reclaims top … [Read more...] about Tulane baseball reclaims top spot in the AAC

Despite not heading into a playoff like last year’s tournament, the 2022 Zurich Classic of New Orleans came down to the wire with teammates Patrick Cantlay and Xander Schauffele narrowly beating the duo of Sam Burns and Billy Horschel by two strokes. Cantlay and Schauffele — the No. 5 and No. 12 golfers in the... The post Cantlay, Schauffele victorious in 2022 Zurich Classic … [Read more...] about Cantlay, Schauffele victorious in 2022 Zurich Classic

As the New Orleans Pelicans are neck and neck in a series with the league leading Phoenix Suns, the question that has been looming over the Pelicans is still relevant: when will Zion Williamson come back?  The first overall pick a few years ago has been out all year, despite rumors of him progressing towards... The post From the Basement | NBA’s ongoing struggle to return from … [Read more...] about From the Basement | NBA’s ongoing struggle to return from injury

Back in August, it seemed almost inevitable that the Los Angeles Lakers and the Brooklyn Nets were going to match up in the NBA Finals. The top-end talent on both teams looked absolutely insane on paper. They both had two former MVPs and another all-NBA level player, with years of championship experience between them.  What... The post From the Basement | The Death of the NBA … [Read more...] about From the Basement | The Death of the NBA Superteam

When you think of the North American “Big Four” sports leagues, what comes to mind? Traditionally, it is the NBA, NFL, MLB and NHL. Not anymore. Recently, soccer overtook hockey in American viewership.  Personally, hockey is my favorite sport, so I will advocate for it until the day I die. I have been introducing my... The post From the Basement | Why is hockey’s popularity … [Read more...] about From the Basement | Why is hockey’s popularity falling?

Tulane University women’s golf won the American Athletic Conference championship, the first ever in program history. Hosted in Pinehurst, North Carolina by East Carolina University, the Green Wave had a brilliant second and third day of competition to climb the leaderboards and claim the team championship.  In individual competition, Sandra Vazquez managed to get on... The post … [Read more...] about Tulane women’s golf AAC champions after heroic comeback

The 2022 Zurich Classic of New Orleans, Louisiana’s only PGA Tour event, is slated to take place from Thursday, April 21 through Sunday, April 24 at TPC Louisiana in Avondale. This year’s tournament will feature five of the top six players in the current Official World Golf Ranking including World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler.  Scheffler... The post 2022 Zurich Classic to tee off at … [Read more...] about 2022 Zurich Classic to tee off at TPC Louisiana