tulanegreenwave.com

Tulane Green Wave tickets are purchased through the official athletics website, tulanegreenwave.com. The site's homepage carries a Buy Tickets quick link, and individual event listings — such as Football versus Memphis — include their own Tickets link. Both routes lead to the official ticketing channel, so you can start from whichever is more convenient. Availability, seat selection, and venue details live on the specific event page, not on the homepage.

Two Ways to Reach the Ticket Page

Option 1: The Buy Tickets quick link

The homepage's Quick Links section lists Buy Tickets alongside Donate to the Green Wave Club, Green Wave NIL, the Tulane Athletics App, and Shop. This is the fastest route if you already know which sport or event you want and just need to get into the ticketing system.

Option 2: The Tickets link on an event listing

Each upcoming event in the schedule carries its own action links. For example, the Football versus Memphis listing (Oct 16, 6:30 PM, New Orleans) shows Tickets and Game Center. The Tickets link takes you to that specific event's purchase page, which is where you'll find seating and venue information for that game.

Use Option 1 when you're browsing broadly; use Option 2 when you've already spotted the event you want in the schedule.

Reading the Schedule to Find Your Event

The homepage's Upcoming Events section lists events with sport, date, time, location, and available links. A few examples from the current listing:

Notice that not every event shows a Tickets link. Ticketed home events — like the Memphis football game in New Orleans — display one; away events and sports without general admission ticketing may show only Watch, Stats, or Results instead. If you don't see Tickets on a listing, that event likely isn't sold through this channel.

Filtering by Sport

The schedule includes a Select Sport to filter events dropdown covering the full roster of programs: Baseball, Cross Country, Football, Men's and Women's Basketball, Golf, Tennis, Track and Field, Sailing, Beach Volleyball, Bowling, Soccer, Swimming and Diving, and Volleyball, among others. Choosing a sport narrows the list so you can find that program's next home event and its Tickets link without scrolling through everything.

What to Check Before You Buy

• Confirm the venue. The listing shows the city, but the event page carries the full venue detail. Football vs. Memphis is listed as New Orleans; other events are clearly away (Houston, Boca Raton, Terre Haute).
• Confirm the date and time zone. Times appear as local or with a CT label — the Memphis game reads 6:30 PM, while the Pre-Nationals cross country event reads 9:40 a.m. CT.
• Check availability on the event page. The homepage only tells you a Tickets link exists; whether seats remain is answered once you're in the ticketing flow.
• Look for Game Center. Football listings pair Tickets with Game Center, which typically holds game-day information beyond the purchase itself.

Common Snags

• No Tickets link on an event you want. That event probably isn't ticketed through the athletics site — check whether it's an away game or a sport with different entry arrangements.
• Starting from the wrong page. The homepage is a directory, not a store. If you're looking for seat maps or prices, you need to be on the individual event's ticket page, reached through either the Buy Tickets quick link or the event's Tickets link.
• Assuming every sport sells the same way. The schedule shows Watch and Stats links for volleyball and cross country, and only Results for sailing — the link types vary by event, so read the listing rather than assuming a Tickets option is always present.

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.

The fastest way is to use the Schedule and Upcoming Events sections on the tulanegreenwave.com homepage. The schedule lists each event with its date, time, opponent, and location, and you can narrow the list to a single sport using the sport selector. Some entries also link out to live stats, video, or tickets.

Where the schedule lives on the homepage

Two homepage sections carry the schedule information:

• Schedule — a compact view of what's next, with a countdown to the nearest event.
• Upcoming Events — the fuller list, showing multiple events at once.

Both sit alongside the site's Top Headlines and Quick Links areas, so you don't need to dig through a menu to reach them.

Filtering by sport

The Upcoming Events list includes a sport selector labeled "Select Sport to filter events." Options include:

Baseball, Cross Country, Cross Country & Track, Football, Men's Basketball, Men's Cross Country, Men's Golf, Men's Tennis, Men's Track and Field, SAAC, Sailing, Track & Field, Women's Basketball, Women's Beach Volleyball, Women's Bowling, Women's Cross Country, Women's Golf, Women's Soccer, Women's Swimming and Diving, Women's Tennis, Women's Track and Field, and Women's Volleyball.

With no filter selected, the page loads a default set of events (the site notes "6 events loaded" in that state). Choosing a sport narrows the list to that team only — useful if you follow one program rather than the whole department.

What each event listing tells you

Every entry follows the same pattern, so you can scan it quickly:

Other examples from the same list show how the format flexes by sport:

• Men's Tennis — versus Rice Invitational, Oct 16, 2026, TBA, Houston, TX
• Cross Country — at Arturo Barrios Invitational, Oct 16, 2026, 9:15 a.m., College Station, TX (with a Stats link)
• Cross Country — at Pre-Nationals, Oct 16, 2026, 9:40 a.m. CT, Terre Haute, IN (with a Stats link)
• Women's Volleyball — at Florida Atlantic, Oct 16, 2026, 5 p.m., Boca Raton, FL (with Watch and Stats links)
• Sailing — at Women's Atlantic Coast Championship - Final, Oct 17, 2026, St. Mary's City, MD (with a Results link)

Note that times may be listed in different zones depending on the event — some entries show a plain time, others add "CT."

Following an event beyond the listing

Depending on the event, the listing may include one or more of these links:

• Stats — live or final statistics
• Watch — video coverage
• Tickets — purchase entry
• Game Center — the full game hub
• Results — final results (used for events like sailing)

If a link isn't present, that coverage isn't offered for that event on this page.

Other ways to keep up

The homepage Quick Links area points to related destinations, including Buy Tickets, Donate to the Green Wave Club, the Green Wave Talent Fund, Green Wave NIL, the Tulane Athletics App download, and Shop. The mobile app is the practical option if you want schedule updates without revisiting the site.

Common snags

• No filter selected — you'll see only the default set of events, not everything. Pick a sport to see that team's full upcoming list.
• "TBA" times — some events, like the Rice Invitational, don't have a confirmed start time yet.
• Time zones — check whether a listed time includes "CT" before assuming it matches your local clock.
• Links vary — not every event offers stats, watch, or ticket links.

Tulane fans can support the Green Wave through three official channels listed in the Quick Links section of tulanegreenwave.com: Donate to the Green Wave Club, the Green Wave Talent Fund, and Green Wave NIL. Each link opens a separate page where the athletics department publishes the current eligibility rules, contribution options, and program details. If you want to give to the athletic department broadly, start with the Green Wave Club; if your goal is to support student-athletes' name, image, and likeness opportunities, the Talent Fund and NIL links are the relevant starting points.

The three official support channels

The homepage's Quick Links area groups these options together, which makes them the fastest route from the main site to the giving pages:

All three are official channels published by Tulane University Athletics, not third-party fan operations. The site labels them as external links that open in a new window, so you leave the athletics homepage and land on the respective program page.

How to get to them

1. Go to tulanegreenwave.com.
2. Find the Quick Links section (it appears alongside the main navigation and headlines).
3. Select the link that matches your intent — Donate to the Green Wave Club, Green Wave Talent Fund, or Green Wave NIL.
4. The link opens in a new window to the program's own page. Read that page for current contribution tiers, eligibility, and any restrictions before giving.

Expected result: you arrive at the official giving or NIL page rather than a general athletics news page. If a link does not open, check that your browser is not blocking pop-ups or new windows, since the site explicitly opens these in a new window.

Which one should you choose?

• You want to support the department as a whole (facilities, sport programs, general operations): use Donate to the Green Wave Club.
• You want your contribution directed toward student-athlete support: look at the Green Wave Talent Fund.
• You specifically want to engage with name, image, and likeness opportunities: use Green Wave NIL.

These are not interchangeable — they route to different programs with different purposes. The site itself does not publish the contribution amounts, eligibility criteria, or tax details on the homepage, so treat the linked pages as the authoritative source and confirm the specifics there before committing.

Other ways to stay connected and support

Beyond giving, the same Quick Links block points to:

• Buy Tickets — for attending events in person
• Shop — official merchandise
• Download the Tulane Athletics App — for schedules, results, and updates

Following teams and attending events is itself a form of support, and the app and ticket links sit right next to the giving links for that reason.

Common sticking points

• Assuming the links are donation-only. The NIL and Talent Fund links serve a different purpose than the Green Wave Club. Read the destination page before assuming where your money goes.
• Expecting details on the homepage. Contribution levels, eligibility, and program rules are not listed in the Quick Links area — you have to follow the link.
• Missing the new-window behavior. Because these links open in a new window, a blocked pop-up can make it look like nothing happened.

For anything involving eligibility, contribution terms, or how funds are used, rely on the page each link opens to rather than the homepage summary.

tulanegreenwave.com is the official athletics website for Tulane University's Green Wave teams. It is a sports information hub covering Tulane varsity programs — not the university's main academic site. Use it if you want news, schedules, results, or ticket and donor links for Tulane Athletics; go to Tulane's main university domain for admissions, academics, or campus administration.

What the site covers

The site is organized around Tulane's varsity sports. Its sport filter lists:

• Baseball
• Cross Country, Cross Country & Track, Men's Cross Country, Women's Cross Country
• Football
• Men's Basketball, Women's Basketball
• Men's Golf, Women's Golf
• Men's Tennis, Women's Tennis
• Men's Track and Field, Women's Track and Field, Track & Field
• Sailing
• Women's Beach Volleyball, Women's Volleyball
• Women's Bowling
• Women's Soccer
• Women's Swimming and Diving
• SAAC (Student-Athlete Advisory Committee)
• "WE ARE" (a listed filter entry)

That range tells you the site is a single front door for every Green Wave team, rather than a football-only or news-only page.

What you can find there

The homepage is built from a few repeating blocks:

Headline examples from the page show the mix of content: a volleyball winning-streak story, cross country "final tests before conference championships," a football podcast episode, and football kickoff time and network announcements. Schedules show entries like Football versus Memphis on Oct 16 at 6:30 PM in New Orleans, Women's Volleyball at Florida Atlantic, and Sailing at the Women's Atlantic Coast Championship.

How to use it

1. Pick a sport from the "Select Sport to filter events" menu to narrow the schedule to one team.
2. Scan Upcoming Events for date, time, and location; use the attached links to buy tickets, watch, or open live stats and the game center.
3. Check Top Headlines for news and announcements, including start times and broadcast networks.
4. Use Quick Links for tickets, the Green Wave Club, the Talent Fund, NIL, the athletics app, and the shop.

The page notes "6 events loaded" for the default unfiltered view, so the schedule list changes as you filter.

Common points of confusion

• It is not the academic site. Nothing here covers courses, admissions, or faculty; it is athletics-only.
• Ticket and donation links are external. The Quick Links open in a new window, so expect to leave the athletics domain for purchasing or giving.
• The countdown can read zero. In the captured page it shows "0 days 0 hrs 0 mins 0 secs," which means the next event is at or past its start — check the schedule list rather than the clock for what's actually next.
• Pricing is not shown on the homepage. The page includes a "buy now" signal and a Buy Tickets link, but no prices or payment details, so check the ticketing destination for cost and availability.