Dave breslin wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 07, 2018 11:19 am

I think we are competitive in bowling and golf. That’s where we should sell the license to watch

There is limited seat I g at the bowling alley so if that sport excels look out for those PSLs.

Pepper, you are correct.

JV offense is charitable. JV high school maybe. I honestly think Tulane has the talent to be better on offense with a good scheme. I don’t think the coaches bring much to the table in the way of intellect. I don’t think the coaches can run a more complex scheme.

No imagination at all. QBs have no chance. Because we don’t dump short passes to TEs and RBs including screens, opponents can blitz on 3rd and 4th downs and long every time without fear of getting burned. It really is high schoolish.

Do you think Fritz spent the last two weeks preparing for Memphis and pretty much ignored Ohio St? If so, it was a great decision.

Does anybody have any idea or want to fathom a guess on where that came from?

Could have run 2 QB sneaks or 2 quick openers and used both TOs if he doesn’t get in and kick FG. Went to the locker room with with a TO unused. Terrible coaching.

Tulane: where old coaches are enticed come to get set up for retirement despite knowing the support will not be there to help you succeed.
I believe that is in the ad posted when coaching positions come open,

The excuse of Tulane not $ supporting athletics is 100% wrong. All teams have what they need and more, the salaries are more than comparable. Using money as an excuse nowadays is wrong. Yeah, the facilities are not up to par, but that is on the AD to raise the funds like everywhere else. Not only t...

With no pass rush I’d lay points all day. The key is can we run on Memphis to keep up.

Not only possible but very probable.

I quit blaming personnel in the athletic program awhile back. The administration at Tulane is to blame. Until they commit to make a serious effort to support the programs, quit blaming ADs and coaches. It is just not possible to perform the miracle of winning consistently at a school that doesn’t ta...

As if that would matter.

Update: game is tied at the moment.

Me too

66-0

It isn’t the coaching. Can’t get the players due to academics. Recruits don’t give a damn about academics and Tulane actually thinks it helps in recruiting, time to seriously think about giving up on athletics. They are an embarrassment to the University as a whole. Never thought I would ever see th...

If there are more than 5,000 non student fans at the next game, it will show how stupid the die hards are.

It also doesn’t change just how bad a program Tulane is. This is a program with no money, no fans, no tradition and a soccer stadium. Nick Saban couldn’t win here.

Problem with defense is the lack of quickness/speed on the DL hence no pass rush. Decent QBs can light up a secondary if facing no pass rush

Guys, what historically gives you any hope that the administration will financially support athletics to the extent need to compete?

Whether it’s boycotting In and Out or burning Nike stuff, can we all just agree to not base our buying habits on politics so the economy can continue to grow.

Another sign of the disinterest in Tulane football. If this is Tulane’s choice then it’s chicken doo doo.

Doesn’t matter where Tulane plays, product typically sucks. They have lost fans forever with all the losing. Now playing opponents who generate no interest give them no chance to build a new fan base.

The bigger issue is that playing all those bad teams generates no excitement from the fans. Will be lucky to avg 10,000 at Yulman this year.