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The Tulane Hullabaloo

Preview: Experience breeds confidence for men’s basketball team

Preview: Experience breeds confidence for men’s basketball team

October 4, 2017

Preview: Coach Stockton, Green Wave gear up for new season

Preview: Coach Stockton, Green Wave gear up for new season

October 4, 2017

From the Basement: March Madness in danger of being overrun with advertisements

From the Basement: March Madness in danger of being overrun with advertisements

April 10, 2017

Tulane athletes participate in Special Olympics Clinic

Tulane athletes participate in Special Olympics Clinic

March 23, 2017

Transfer trend continues: Men’s basketball loses 20 players in five seasons

Transfer trend continues: Men’s basketball loses 20 players in five seasons

March 23, 2017

Colin Slater left New Orleans after Katrina, returns for basketball

Colin Slater left New Orleans after Katrina, returns for basketball

March 23, 2017

Wave cruises through second round of WNIT with 66-49 win over Grambling

Susan Fanelli, Sports Editor

March 21, 2017

Filed under Archives, Basketball, Sports

Tulane women's basketball (8-14, 7-9 American Athletic Conference) advanced to the Women's National Invitational Tournament on Sunday after winning against the Grambling State Tigers (19-15, 14-4 Southwestern Athletic Conference)...

Green Wave pitchers wind up for challenges, pressures of college play

Green Wave pitchers wind up for challenges, pressures of college play

March 16, 2017

From the Basement: March Madness predictions

From the Basement: March Madness predictions

March 16, 2017

Pay to play

Pay to play

March 16, 2017

From the basement: Tulane women’s basketball struggles in AAC, deserves NCAA tournament spot

From the basement: Tulane women’s basketball struggles in AAC, deserves NCAA tournament spot

March 11, 2017

In rematch of senior day matchup, Wave falls to Tulsa 66-60

Susan Fanelli, Sports Editor

March 10, 2017

Filed under Archives, Basketball, Sports

Lightning does not strike twice, or at least it didn't for No. 10 Tulane men's basketball (6-25, 3-15 American Athletic Conference) on Thursday when it lost 66-60 in the first round of the AAC tournament in Hartford, Connecticut.The...

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