Usually, when you are talking about a team’s kicking game, it’s because there’s not much else to talk about. Just think back to the Cairo Santos days, a young man who would go on to kick in the NFL, when Tulane’s best record during his four years was 7-6 in 2013. If you look back in his other three years, the Green Wave was abysmal. Cairo was the best thing to talk about. Under head coach Jon Sumrall, Tulane finds itself back in the thick of things at the top of the American Conference again, riding a 5-1 record at the time of this writing and a 2-0 league mark. Both the Green Wave offense and defense are clicking and it seems like everything is pointing to an early November showdown in Memphis against the Tigers for the right to host the American Conference championship game. A couple of youngsters decided Sumrall and his staff were their proverbial cup of tea and they each came to New Orleans in the Summer, one from Illinois and the other from WAY across the pond to the West. Patrick Durkin was a wet-behinRead More
Tulane Getting a Kick Out of The New Legs
