Tulane University sports | NOLA.com (2024)

Editor's note: This is the second in a series of stories on the 2024 inductees to the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame. The induction festivities are June 20-22 in Natchitoches.

The disappointment of a 17-7 elimination loss to UC Irvine in the Corvallis regional did not damper their enthusiasm about the direction of the program under second-year coach Jay Uhlman.

The Anteaters are Tulane's krytonite, beating it seven times in the past two years and leaving no doubt on Sunday in the Corvalis regional.

The difference was the Green Wave's situation hitting in a brisk game that featured outstanding performances from starting pitchers Luc Fladda and Michael Quevedo.

The Green Wave jumped ahead 3-0 in the second inning, but it was all Oregon State after a go-ahead grand slam in the fifth.

The Colonels lost ace Jacob Mayers to an injury in the second inning and trailed 9-1 after the fourth before Edgar Alvarez's dramatic three-run homer in the top of the ninth put them ahead briefly.

A rundown of top seed Oregon State, No. 2 seed UC Irvine, No. 3 seed Nicholls State and No, 4 seed Tulane in the Corvallis regional.

The white-hot grad student co-captain has allowed one earned run in 19 innings over his last three starts entering the Corvallis (Oregon) regional.

The Tulane baseball team begins its NCAA Tournament run this weekend as the No. 4 seed in the Corvallis Regional.The Green Wave (35-24) have momentum heading into regional action after winnin…

Oregon State pitcher Aiden May is not Paul Skenes (no one is), but he put up dominant numbers in his last four regular-season starts.

Headed to Corvallis, Oregon for regional play, the Green Wave and Colonels expect more of themselves after breaking long postseason droughts a year ago.

The Green Wave will play as far away from New Orleans as possible in one of the 16 sites, but look who will be there along with the Wave.

The state of Louisiana will be well represented in the opening round of the 2024 NCAA Baseball Tournament.

The Green Wave (35-24) enters the regional on a roll, having won the American Athletic Conference tournament for the second straight year.

Tournament MVP Jackson Linn's tie-breaking homer with two outs and two strikes in the ninth inning made the Green Wave an 11-10 winner against Wichita State in a topsy-turvy championship game.

Facing a two-strike count with two outs, Linn ended a topsy-turvy game in a hurry with a no-doubt blast to left field as the Green Wave outlasted Wichita State 11-10 on Sunday in Clearwater, Florida.

The white-hot Green Wave scored five runs in the first inning and three more in the second while starting pitcher Billy Price threw a complete-game two-hitter in a game that ended after seven.

Banks has been outrageously good in the AAC baseball tournament three years running, but he prefers to let teammates and coaches explain his greatness.

The Green Wave trailed 2-0 and 5-2 before Tuft's blast put it ahead for the first time with two outs in the eighth inning, putting it in commanding position to reach the AAC tournament champio…

The Green Wave, coming off a seven-inning throttling of Florida Atlantic, will be fresher than Charlotte in their pivotal winners' bracket game on Thursday.

Connor Rasmussen led off with a homer run, Chandler Welch struck out 10 in the first four innings and the Green Wave led 13-0 before the start of the fifth.

Trying to become the first team to defend its championship, the Green Wave had five position players named to the All-League team on the eve of the tournament start in Clearwater, Florida.

When Memphis beat Wichita State 11-10 in the final completed league game, the Green Wave moved up to the No. 3 seed and will open with Florida Atlantic on Tuesday night.

The Green Wave led 7-0 entering the bottom of the seventh behind a brilliant outing from starting pitcher Billy Price.

The Green Wave rebounded from a 9-7 loss in Thursday's opener thanks to a terrific two-way performance from Michael Lombardi, winning the nightcap 5-4.

Coming off a sweep of league powerhouse East Carolina, the Green Wave has one eye on Friday's doubleheader at Charlotte and another eye on Tuesday's start of the conference tournament.

The Green Wave's ninth sweep of a league opponent since joining the American Athletic Conference in 2015 was of a far different quality than the others.

The Green Wave, which clinched its first series win against a top-six team since 1991 on Saturday, finished off the sweep in dramatic fashion on Sunday.