The staff hirings have been coming at lightspeed it seems, but Tulane has found the man to guide its offensive attack in former Troy OC Joe Craddock. What's his track record and his philosophy? Maddy takes a closer look.

Jon Sumrall has wasted no time in restocking the Tulane talent cabinet, adding playmakers at quarterback and receiver through the transfer portal and filling out the coaching staff, with more likely to come. Maddy gives her thoughts as the Green Wave get further along into the offseason.

Tulane goes into the offseason with a new coach, a new athletic director, and a changing college football landscape. Doing what they've done before isn't an option as the Green Wave looks to maintain its place among the top teams in the Group of 5. Maddy examines what's ahead for Tulane.

It wasn't the storybook ending that Green Wave fans were looking for; falling to Virginia Tech 41-20 at the Military Bowl. But that's just the end of the season, not the end of the Wave. Maddy talks about takeaways from the game and looks forward to the future under a new coaching staff and an incoming influx of talent.

Maddy welcomes back Dave Schultz, host of Locked on Sunbelt, to discuss Jon Sumrall's fit with the Tulane Green Wave, his philosophy, and why the Green Wave faithful have a lot to be excited over with their new head coach.

The changes continue with the Green Wave as they transition from one era to another. This week, Michael Pratt and 6 other starters decided to skip the Military Bowl. Before the Whistle looks at the impact of those decisions as we’re just over a week away from Tulane facing Va. Tech. 

Maddy takes a look at Jon Sumrall's influences and his immediate impact on the Tulane football program. From dealing with staff defections to setting a new path for the program on the field and as a brand within the state, Sumrall is doing it his way.

Tulane got its man with the hiring of John Sumrall. If his opening press conference is any indication, Sumrall brings a tremendous amount of energy and passion to the job, along with a lot of success. Maddy gives her first impressions of the Green Wave's 44th head football coach.

It was a difficult Saturday for the Tulane Green Wave, both on the field and off. Tulane lost the AAC Championship Game on its home turf and then its program-defining head coach in Willie Fritz. Maddy skips the analysis of the game to discuss what's ahead for the Wave.

The 12-0 1998 Tulane Green Wave had been the gold standard and a major outlier in the football program's history. That is until the last two seasons. Shaun King, the quarterback of "The Perfect Wave" rejoins Maddy to discuss consistency, legacy, and the biggest game in the history of Tulane football.