Where to Follow Tulane Green Wave Athletics News and Updates

The official source for Tulane Green Wave athletics news is tulanegreenwave.com, the university's official athletics website. It carries a "Top Headlines" feed, an "All News" stream, sport-by-sport schedules and results, and a link to the Tulane Athletics App. Use the site when you want the university's own announcements — game times, network details, results, and event listings. Use the app or social channels if you want push-style updates rather than checking a page.

What the official site gives you

The homepage is organized around a few recurring blocks:

• Top Headlines — the most recent stories, each tagged with a sport abbreviation and a relative timestamp (for example, "WVB 10h ago" for volleyball, "FB Oct 13" for football).
• All News — a fuller feed of the same items, useful when you want to scroll past the top few.
• Countdown — a live timer to the next event, shown on the homepage.
• Schedule / Upcoming Events — a filterable list of upcoming competitions.
• Quick Links — direct entry points to tickets, the Green Wave Club, the Green Wave Talent Fund, Green Wave NIL, the app download, and the shop.

Because headlines are tagged by sport and date, you can tell at a glance whether a story concerns football, volleyball, cross country, sailing, or another program without opening it.

Following news and updates: step by step

1. Open tulanegreenwave.com.
2. Scan Top Headlines for the newest items. Each entry shows the sport tag and how recently it was posted.
3. Select All News if you want the complete recent feed rather than the homepage highlights.
4. To follow one team specifically, use the sport filter in the Upcoming Events section (choose from baseball, football, men's and women's basketball, cross country and track, golf, tennis, volleyball, beach volleyball, bowling, sailing, swimming and diving, soccer, and SAAC).
5. For a single program's full picture — schedule, results, and stats — go to that sport's own page rather than the homepage feed.
6. Download the Tulane Athletics App via the Quick Links if you'd rather get coverage on a phone.

Expected result: you land on either a headline list, a filtered event list, or a sport-specific page, depending on which step you took. The homepage itself does not require a login to read.

What the news feed actually contains

Recent items on the site illustrate the mix of coverage:

This shows the feed covers more than game results: schedule announcements, broadcast details, podcast episodes, and recap-style stories all appear alongside each other.

Checking upcoming games and events

The Upcoming Events block lists competitions with sport, date, time, and location. Examples currently shown include:

• Men's Tennis at the Rice Invitational — Oct 16, TBA, Houston, TX
• Cross Country at the Arturo Barrios Invitational — Oct 16, 9:15 a.m., College Station, TX
• Cross Country at Pre-Nationals — Oct 16, 9:40 a.m. CT, Terre Haute, IN
• Women's Volleyball at Florida Atlantic — Oct 16, 5 p.m., Boca Raton, FL
• Football vs. Memphis — Oct 16, 6:30 PM, New Orleans
• Sailing at the Women's Atlantic Coast Championship – Final — Oct 17, St. Mary's City, MD

Individual entries carry their own action links where available — for instance, "Watch," "Stats," "Tickets," "Game Center," or "Results." If you want to attend rather than just follow along, the football listing links to tickets; ticket purchasing itself is handled through the site's ticket link rather than the news feed.

Where to go for what

• Breaking team news and announcements → Top Headlines / All News
• One sport's schedule, results, and stats → that sport's page
• A specific upcoming game's time, TV, or streaming → the Upcoming Events listing and its Watch link
• Tickets → the Buy Tickets quick link or the Tickets link on an event
• Phone-based following → the Tulane Athletics App
• Supporting the program → Green Wave Club, Green Wave Talent Fund, or Green Wave NIL links

Common snags

• The homepage feed is a snapshot, not an archive. For older stories, go into All News or the relevant sport page.
• Times are listed in different zones. Some entries show a plain time, others "CT" — check before planning around a start time.
• "TBA" is common for early-round events such as the Rice Invitational; the time is set closer to the date.
• Not every event has every link. A sailing result may appear without a Watch option, and a road cross country meet may show Stats but no Tickets.
• The site is the official athletics source, not the university's main site. Academic news lives elsewhere.