It turned out to be a disappointment for a program with the talent and chops to have done a little more, but all Jon Sumrall did in his first season as the head coach at Tulane was come up with the fourth strongest season since 1979. This isn’t a program used to winning a ton of games with just 11 seasons with nine wins or more, and Sumrall came up with one. Of course, the expectations are high now after Willie Fritz won 23 games before taking off for Houston, but Sumrall proved he could handle the gig. He was a great hire, and now, combining his two seasons at Troy, he has 32 wins in three years. And he’s about to get a whole lot more, but this time around, despite a ton of key losses in the portal, it’s about winning the American Athletic Conference title, not just getting there. X CFN, Fiu | CFN Facebook | Bluesky Fiu, CFN – Tulane Season Prediction, Top Players, Win Total The offense in the first year under Sumrall threw the ball well, was efficient when it had a chance to score, and did a whole slew ofRead More
Tulane Football Preview 2025: Jon Sumrall Is Keeping the Green Wave Rolling
