Last season, Tulane’s chances of going to the NCAA men’s basketball tournament were ruined in a heartbreaking, 78-77, to Memphis in the American Athletic Conference semifinals. Tulane did go to the posteason, but it was in the first round of the College Basketball Crown in Las Vegas, where they lost to USC, 89-60, in the first round. The heartbreaking conclusion to the Green Wave’s AAC tournament extended Tulane’s streak of missing the NCAA tournament to 30 years. More News: Tulane Green Wave Football Makes List of Top Coaching Hires This Century For the Green Wave to finally find themselves back in March Madness, they will have to answer some questions on the court. The first question is how this team will rebound the basketball? Tulane lost its leading rebounder, Kaleb Banks, who transferred to DePaul. That was an enormous loss, so East Tennessee State transfer Davion Bradford and returning forward Greg Glenn III will have to ensure this Tulane team competes on the glass. More News: Former Tulane FootballRead More
Two Keys to Success for Tulane Green Wave Men’s Basketball This Season
