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- Pick/market: Bud elliott from cover 3, who is a quasi professional gambler, took the under 51.5 in our game.

- Tulane's defensive matchup strength was run defense after allowing 122.6 rushing yards per game last season while returning safety Jack Tchienchou and linebacker Chris Rodgers. - Duke quarterback Walker Eget was expected to benefit from play action if the run works, but the article flagged turnover risk if Tulane forces him into pressure and long-yardage passing downs. - Tulane quarterback Zeon Chriss-Gremillion's rushing ability was identified as the primary problem for Duke's defense because designed runs, options, and scrambles could alter coverage structure. - The preview leaned Duke 31-23 because Duke had the more stable staff, the established back in Sheppard, home field, and a deeper defense attacking Tulane's rebuilt offensive line.

- Intel: On campus in a dorm; students heard the fight and called the police.

- QB/LB: Guys the NIL deals the last two years have actually kind of curbed this a bit.

- QB: Tulane was mentioned during NC State game when Dyson had a QB hurry.

- QB/LB: I just updated the score and mentioned on the AAC thread that neither team looked particularly good.

- RB: #Tulane running back Maurice Turner and his wife became parents earlier this week.

- TE: #LATech OC Nathan Young on Tulane transfer Josh Brantley moving to TE: "You look at him from where he was when he got here to where he's at now technically, schematically, mentality.

- Intel: #Tulane football has four sets of brothers, including twin secondary coaches Brayden and Bryan Berezowitz.

- Practice: Retzlaff specifically said NW team was gassed by NOLA weather and it helped Tulane win Relooking at his Gloor called “Break The Tape” long TD run, he was right about that game.

- Tulane promoted passing-game coordinator Will Hall to head coach and retained much of the position staff, but the roster returns only five starters from its 2025 playoff team. - Zeon Chriss-Gremillion won Tulane's quarterback competition after compiling 2,263 passing yards, 17 touchdowns, 15 interceptions, 992 rushing yards and 10 rushing scores across 13 career starts. - Jamauri McClure leads a flexible Tulane backfield after averaging 6.5 yards per carry in 2025, with Maurice Turner and Johnnie Daniels joining a rotation that can align multiple backs in space. - Right guard Reese Baker is Tulane's only returning primary offensive-line starter, leaving four new starters to replace a 2025 unit that allowed fewer than one sack per game. - Tulane must rebuild most of a defensive front that helped produce 36 sacks and 25 takeaways, with South Alabama transfer Ed Smith IV the most experienced addition.