See how that works USF....
Snazzy graphic from the marketing department
The Battle of the SAT’s.
It is a good series benefiting Tulane and, indirectly, the AAC.
(06-20-2018 01:20 PM)STL_Wave Wrote: [ -> ]Snazzy graphic from the marketing department
That is some great ooc home games with years where they have two A5 and at least one most. They also have Army and Southern Miss on there. If Tulane continues to improve those schedules will really benefit them and the AAC as a whole.
Congrats. I always wanted to see Cincinnati play a H&H with them given our proximity (less than 300 miles away) and the fact we are both urban schools. There are a lot of transplants of the two cities in each city. The two schools have never played.
Very cool for Tulane. This is the type series I wish SMU could lock down.
Good series, Tulane!
Meanwhile, aside from the occasional Mizzou and Mississippi State, our AD has been lazy in the OOC scheduling department, preferring teams like GAState, Louisiana-Monroe, Southern Al, and I believe Troy at some point.
He did manage to finagle an away game at Purdue though, lol.
I read somewhere that Memphis has the easiest SOS in the AAC this year. That could change as the season progresses, but still . . . .
Great, winnable series. Congrats.
My house might be divided if they find out the game is being played. Lol
Nerd Bowl.
I saw today that Tulane is averaging something like 1.8 p5 opponents over the next decade. Given Tulane history some of those games might be bought out(home games). Hopefully Dannen keeps a stiff upper lip and tells them to **** off
(06-22-2018 02:08 AM)STL_Wave Wrote: [ -> ]I saw today that Tulane is averaging something like 1.8 p5 opponents over the next decade. Given Tulane history some of those games might be bought out(home games). Hopefully Dannen keeps a stiff upper lip and tells them to **** off
Has Tulane ever had any games bought out besides that LSU series?
Tulane should never have too much difficulty scheduling P5 teams. The Mississippi SEC schools, Vanderbilt, various Big XII schools, Northwestern, Duke, Stanford ... they all
will consider trips to NOLA. Fill in with an occasional buy game.
That is good!
However, the 2025 return trip makes me worry that Northwestern will buy it out.