Tech travels to an opponent's home floor for the first time this season for a 5pmET matchup Saturday in New Orleans against the Green Wave on CBS Sports Network. Tulane is 5-3 on the season and coming off a 2 pt victory Wednesday night against cross-town rival, UNO.
Tech leads this series all-time, 36-33. Tulane leads at their place, 22-9. Last time Tech traveled to Tulane was in CBG's first year when Tech was a traveling band of homeless gypsies and we lost, 57-52. Tech of course opened its new and improved Mammoth Boob with a win to open the following season over the Greenies, 79-61.
Game notes from Tech: http://grfx.cstv.com/photos/schools...o_pdf/2015-16/release/release_20151203aaa.pdf
Tulane has very balanced scoring so far in their 8 games. They have 5 guys averaging between 8.8 and 12.8 ppg. 6'3" Senior Guard, Louis Dabney (#0), is their leading scorer so far. The Green Wave is a very young team featuring only 2 seniors and 7 freshmen on their roster.
Before the season, I projected this as a loss and us being 6-2 after this game. A win here would get us back to 6-2 and make up for the loss to ETSU. I expect the Good Guys will be a small favorite (3-4 pts maybe) when the spreads open later today.
This is a key 3-game stretch which should tell us a lot about our season's future starting tomorrow in NOLA. After this game, our guys have a week off for exams before hosting the very talented VCU Rams Tuesday, Dec. 15, before heading to the Cesspool on Saturday, Dec. 19, as the Dwags come off their exams (a week after us). Well, silly me. We know what "exams" are like for Cesspool student-athletes. LOL! (How many points are awarded for a made 3-point shot?...what a bunch of scumbags!...but, I digress)
GO JACKETS!!
Tech leads this series all-time, 36-33. Tulane leads at their place, 22-9. Last time Tech traveled to Tulane was in CBG's first year when Tech was a traveling band of homeless gypsies and we lost, 57-52. Tech of course opened its new and improved Mammoth Boob with a win to open the following season over the Greenies, 79-61.
Game notes from Tech: http://grfx.cstv.com/photos/schools...o_pdf/2015-16/release/release_20151203aaa.pdf
Tulane has very balanced scoring so far in their 8 games. They have 5 guys averaging between 8.8 and 12.8 ppg. 6'3" Senior Guard, Louis Dabney (#0), is their leading scorer so far. The Green Wave is a very young team featuring only 2 seniors and 7 freshmen on their roster.
Before the season, I projected this as a loss and us being 6-2 after this game. A win here would get us back to 6-2 and make up for the loss to ETSU. I expect the Good Guys will be a small favorite (3-4 pts maybe) when the spreads open later today.
This is a key 3-game stretch which should tell us a lot about our season's future starting tomorrow in NOLA. After this game, our guys have a week off for exams before hosting the very talented VCU Rams Tuesday, Dec. 15, before heading to the Cesspool on Saturday, Dec. 19, as the Dwags come off their exams (a week after us). Well, silly me. We know what "exams" are like for Cesspool student-athletes. LOL! (How many points are awarded for a made 3-point shot?...what a bunch of scumbags!...but, I digress)
GO JACKETS!!