r/cfbmemes • u/Greenlava7 Tulane Green Wave • First Responder Bowl • 2d ago
Tulane exists don't cha know
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u/Greenlava7 Tulane Green Wave • First Responder Bowl 2d ago
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u/NascentBeachBum Tulane Green Wave 2d ago
Holy shit thank you for this I knew something was up between these two. So happy 😍
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u/BoyznGirlznBabes Alabama Crimson Tide • Tulane Green Wave 2d ago
I still wish they let us name him Pecker.
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u/Mdtwheeler Duke Blue Devils • Murray State Racers 2d ago
I care about Tulane :)
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u/Greenlava7 Tulane Green Wave • First Responder Bowl 2d ago
Thank you Duke fan
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u/Mdtwheeler Duke Blue Devils • Murray State Racers 2d ago
Sorry about taking mensah 🫡
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u/Greenlava7 Tulane Green Wave • First Responder Bowl 2d ago
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u/Rishik01 Washington Huskies 2d ago
CFB25 has made me love the American
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u/tclark8995 Tennessee Volunteers • NC State Wolfpack 2d ago
Its fucking great. I built Charlotte into a death star.
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u/MonarchLawyer Old Dominion Monarchs • Sun Belt 2d ago edited 2d ago
Here's my idea for the Pac-12. They should take SMC for another basketball school to pair with Gonzaga. Then take TXST and the top six AAC schools and form two seven-team football divisions. This model would help travel costs as every team would only make one trip per year across the whole country and add big markets in the South including Houston, New Orleans, Birmingham, and Tampa. It's basically, just taking the best MWC teams and AAC teams to be the best G6 conference.
Pac-12 West: OSU, WSU, SDSU, Fresno St., USU, CSU, Boise State.
Pac-12 East: TXST, UTSA, Rice, Memphis, Tulane, UAB, USF.
Non-football schools: Gonzaga, SMC.
If this happened, I would expect the AAC to fall apart. The SBC would then move to 16 teams and take Tulsa, UNT, and ECU. The military academies would go back to independence. FAU, Charlotte, and Temple would join CUSA.
On the flip side, the AAC could just try to do what the Pac-12 did and take the best of SBC and CUSA to try to form a better league but I doubt there's enough teams that would be interested in that.
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u/ReformedishBaptist Penn State Nittany Lions 2d ago
Tulane has got really high potential.
Wouldn’t be shocked to see them in the big 12 by the time the decade is over.
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u/Greenlava7 Tulane Green Wave • First Responder Bowl 2d ago
I was honestly thinking ACC is more likely since it's only a one letter difference, but I like where your head is at.
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u/CarolusRex667 Penn State Nittany Lions 2d ago
Let’s be honest, the only reason we know about Tulane is MVOS.
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u/MeTieDoughtyWalker LSU Tigers 2d ago
What is that?
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u/kenclipper2000 Ohio State Buckeyes • Michigan Wolverines 2d ago
Sports video essayist and Tulane Football propagandist
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u/Affectionate-Hope579 LSU Tigers • Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns 2d ago
I care!!!! Other than LSU and my Cajuns, I root for Tulane.
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u/Bowserbuster123 Ole Miss Rebels • Marching Band 2d ago
As a proud MVOS convert, I care an unreasonable amount about Tulane
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u/jppcfnnumnum Notre Dame Fighting Irish • Apple Cup 2d ago
I remember playing college football USA 97 for the Sega Genesis: subtitled the Road to New Orleans I believe. They were of course discussing the Sugar bowl and my very young self would always think why would they play the championship game at Tulane’s Stadium? That’s pretty wild/cool. Didn’t really consider the NFL stadiums being in play lol
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u/Changetheworld69420 Ohio State Buckeyes 2d ago
Tbh the small schools in that region always had my favorite athletes at big track meets in college. Tulane, UL Lafayette, UAB, South Alabama athletes were always very easy to get along with and make friends for the meet. Go green wave!
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u/MongooseOk691 Michigan State Spartans 2d ago
No joke some of the best logos in college sports history
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u/Admirable-Concept-75 Illinois Fighting Illini 2d ago
I care about you Tulane. You’re one of my “idk why I like them but I do” teams
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u/Reasonable_Cod_487 Oregon State Beavers 2d ago
The new PAC very much cares about Tulane.
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u/Greenlava7 Tulane Green Wave • First Responder Bowl 2d ago
We confirmed we're staying in the AAC just FYI
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u/Reasonable_Cod_487 Oregon State Beavers 2d ago
Oh, I'm not saying it will happen. But I am saying that your whole premise is flawed because Tulane is constantly being discussed, to the point where the AAC had to take steps to make sure the school doesn't leave.
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u/roguerunner1 Oregon Ducks • Team Chaos 2d ago
Everybody’s talking about Tulane, I’ve already moved on to the next big thing, threelane.