Tulane

[colorchart123]

Tulane ranked and not Miami. Unreal. And they keep their coaching. What a revolutionary concept.

 

[BeastMode]

Tulane ranked and not Miami. Unreal. And they keep their coaching. What a revolutionary concept.

You know who their strength coach is?? Kurt Hester the man I wanted Mario to hire but he brought Feld instead.

Teams where Kurt Hester has been have won and stayed healthy.

 

[ssvir]

 

[JHallCanes]

Just gonna get it out of the way now

 

[KrazyCane]

I guess they’re on their way to a cfb playoff next year huh OP

 

[MedleyCane]

Tulane ranked and not Miami. Unreal. And they keep their coaching. What a revolutionary concept.

Good for Fitz and even bigger kudos to Tulane for sticking with this coach as it wasn't always peaches and cream with regards to winning.

 

[Empirical Cane]

The Mighty Green Wave would curb stomp our Hurricanes right now.

There is a brighter day coming though...

 

[miamicanephins]

Tulane vs ucf should be a good game, looking forward to that one.

 

[Hardcore Cane]

Didn’t they lose to southern miss?

 

[QuattroCane]

OP is not quality

 

[Wildnation]

Weren't they reporting he was going to GT?

 

[SFbayCane]

I still hold to my prediction that the new NIL rules will benefit some teams from large markets that have not been traditional college football powers. Tulane and the University of Houston are the two examples Ive noted previously.

 

[DC3]

Lets see them vs MTSU then come back to me

 

[L A M P]

Are we just going to cherry pick every stat to overexaggerate our situation? Miami sucks, even Navy rushed for more yards! Congrats to Tulane on a better year than the 5-7 Hurricanes. Thread worthy for sure.

 

[HTXCane]

Why leave Tulane? He has job security there. His best season before this was 7-6 and he went 2-10 last year. If they didn’t fire him after all that, they don’t really care about football.

 

[Nopain]

I still hold to my prediction that the new NIL rules will benefit some teams from large markets that have not been traditional college football powers. Tulane and the University of Houston are the two examples Ive noted previously.

Houston maybe, but not Tulane.

My daughter just graduated from Tulane. New Orleans' population is relatively small (about 1,000,000) and is fairly poor. The football program has no student support (nobody goes to the games) and the school has limited their tailgating significantly.

 

[ThomasM]

You know who their strength coach is?? Kurt Hester the man I wanted Mario to hire but he brought Feld instead.

Teams where Kurt Hester has been have won and stayed healthy.

I remember. He was the one several wanted. Seemed like a home run hire. And here we are....

 

[Home Slice]

Dang it, Gattis would have been perfect for that job.

 

[ThomasM]

Dang it, Gattis would have been perfect for that job.

I'm thinking porta-potty cleaner for his next job. I mean it's only fair. Someone is going to have to clean up the crap he left here.

 

[SFbayCane]

Houston maybe, but not Tulane.

My daughter just graduated from Tulane. New Orleans' population is relatively small (about 1,000,000) and is fairly poor. The football program has no student support (nobody goes to the games) and the school has limited their tailgating significantly.

Interesting. Truth be told I havent been to New Orleans in 20 years. I just kinda figured Tulane would benefit from being in that market.

Another school that I think might benefit is San Diego State. The Chargers left for Los Angeles and they just opened a new stadium. And the campus is right in the middle of the overall market.