After a busy first half and pushing through the third, Tulane lead was up 24 -7. Dontrell Hilliard scored another touchdown for the Green Wave and DiRocco was summoned to the field once again to nail the extra point. Finishing up Tulane’s scoring plays for the night, Dontrell Hilliard made an 85 yard run into the end zone for a touchdown and DiRocco’s made his final successful point after for the night. The momentum from this week’s Maine game will definitely carry over into the Green Wave’s next match up against the University of Central Florida. This will be Tulane’s first American Athletic Conference matchup of the season and it’s bound to cause a splash knowing that it’s in the Wave’s own stumping ground. Coach Curtis “CJ” Johnson mentioned in this past week’s post-game interview that, “it feels good to execute something you work on all week”. After Tulane’s upcoming bye week, we anticipate the Wave’s next task, which is to dethrone the UCF Knights once they make their way down to meet the Green Wave from the Crescent City.
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