Last season the Green Wave finished 17-13 and 9-8 in conference play, ending their season with a loss to USF. Tulane is now without three of its five double-digit scorers from a season ago, losing Sherese Pittman, Kyren Whittington, and Victoria Keenan. Yet head coach Ashley Langford has assembled a talented roster for this upcoming season. But for Tulane to succeed, they will have to step up in certain areas of potential concern. The first concern is how the frontcourt will perform. The Green Wave return star senior Amira Mabry, who averaged 10.9 points and 6.3 rebounds per game in her junior season, but they lost Sherese Pittman, the team’s leading scorer. More Tulane: Two Keys to Success for Tulane Green Wave Men’s Basketball This Season They bring in Jordyn Weaver, who averaged 14.4 points and 7.7 rebounds per game for Queens University. However, AAC competition is steeper than the competition the Royals face, so for this frontcourt to succeed, Weaver will have to step up for the Wave. The second concern
