A nother week, another nationally televised game for the Tulane football team, as the Green Wave travel to Memphis Friday to take on the 22nd ranked Tigers. We spoke to head coach Jon Sumrall about one of the nation's top teams.

The Tulane football team is a 6-point underdog to Memphis on Friday night at Liberty Stadium, putting it in a role it has not experienced since late in 2022.

Memphis likely controls its own destiny for a CFP bid, but a challenging matchup awaits as fellow American contender Tulane pays a visit Friday night. The previous Friday night on Oct. 31, Memphis housed Rice in 38-14 fashion,

Tulane head coach and the Green Wave are preparing for another road contest against Memphis this week. Though an overhaul for the Green Wave, Sumrall understands the emotion behind the contest considering the 2024 matchup where Tulane fell to Memphis 34-24,

Just one week after leaping into the national top 25, No. 25 Tulane would dominate against unranked Memphis. This would be a much needed homecoming win to keep

Memphis has been effective running the ball and passing the ball this season. Now it's about putting everything together.

With its season on the brink, Tulane must upset Memphis on Friday to keep its playoff aspirations alive."Our season is on the line," Tulane senior linebacker Sam Howard said.The Green Wave players understand there is no room for error.

Ryan Silverfield did not have an update on quarterback Brendon Lewis' status after Lewis left the Oct. 31 win over Rice with an injury.

Pregame analysis and predictions of the Tulane Green Wave vs. Memphis Tigers NCAAF game to be played on November 7, 2025 on ESPN.