Tulane Green Wave Football

You'd be amazed how much goes on during a 4sec play, executing with fundamentals always makes it look easier than it is. Former Buckeye safety and college football analyst Rob Harley shows how important ball placement is to a offense's success.For more in-depth breakdowns visit www.harleyinthehuddle.com

Dan Huff - 6'1 215 lbs. - QB/WR/P - Fairleigh Dickinson UniversityCollege Stats:4,206 yards passing - 31 TD's1,687 yards rushing - 18 TD's1 catch - 27 yards receiving - 1 TD40 yd. punt avg.Long: 65 yds5 inside 200 blockedAwards:FDU Offensive MVPFDU Team MVPFDU Male Athlete of the YearPretzel Bowl MVPMAC Player of the Week Honorable MentionMAC Player of the WeekFootball Gazette National Player of the WeekECAC Southeast Player of the WeekD3Football.com National QB of the Week1st Team All-MAC1st... Team All-ECAC SoutheastRecords (as of graduation):FDU All-Time Leader: Attempts, Completions, Completion Percentage2nd All-Time: Yardage, Passing TD's , Punting Avg., Rushing TD's in a Season3rd All-Time: Rushing TD's, Longest Punt, Passing Yards in a Game, Passing TD's in a Season more>>

This undersized linebacker is reminiscent of Zach Thomas. He has a nose for the ball and an instinct to be in the right place at the right time. He can fill the gaps and pursue, everything you want in a middle linebacker. His size may have cost him a chance to show what he could do against top competition. He committed to Tulane.

Tulane's QB Joe Kemp gets crushed by Houston defensive end Phillip Hunt. Believe it or not Conference USA officials did NOT suspend Hunt for his actions.....and I thought PAC-10 officials were bad.

Crowd noise can be a problem when you're on the road, but sometimes it affects the home team as well. Like when you're blitzing the quarterback and you don't hear the refs blow the play dead and suddenly you find yourself "unabated to the quarterback." And then, maybe you break his collarbone.

Despite a somewhat sluggish performance, the Tigers still manage to beat Tulane with a respectful score of 35-10 at Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge. Charles Scott led the way for the Tigers, rushing for 114 yards on 12 carries and scoring 1 TD.

Patrick Pinkney leads ECU to a late score to avoid the upset bid from Tulane.

Second half? What second half? College football only plays two quarters, right? Then this is one of the greatest upsets in college history

It hosted the Super Bowl, Sugar Bowl, Saints, and Green Wave, but Tulane's on-campus football stadium came down in 1979 to make way for a rec center and athletic complex

The second half of Tulane's 2007, including more big games by Matt Forte.

Highlights from the first half of Tulane's 2007 season.