This past Saturday, Tulane came from behind, scoring two touchdowns in the final six minutes to defeat Army, 24-17. Here is our weekly look at The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. There was more good that happened than what I originally thought. Truth be told, I did not feel good at all during most of the game. Once I had a chance to look back, and reevaluate, I came up with more good than what was in my brain during the game. The running game felt sluggish at times. That may be why I just wasn’t feeling it for most of the contest. However, the Green Wave was able to pile up a quiet 141-yards on the ground. Leading the way, quarterback Jake Retzlaff, whose 37-yard quarterback draw knotted up the game at 10 apiece. Tulane averaged 4.9-yards every time they tucked the ball and ran. Army, a downright professional when it comes to the college running game, totaled more real estate at 233-yards, but averaged 3.7-yards per rush. Their longest rush was a 16-yarder by their quarterback. Tulane didn’t out-run the running
