Tulane is favored against Houston for the first time since 2003, but a talented Coogs team has their back against the wall.

The Scott & Holman Pawdcast joins the show as experts to talk about the team's start, Dana's offensive philosophy, Houston celebrities, and more.

GO TO THE GAME. Thursday @ 7 PM. Live from ESPN. Make sure to subscribe and share if you liked the show.

New Voice of the Green Wave had a quick ramp up after joining the program, but he's now called a big win over FIU and a tough battle at Auburn.

Andrew Allegretta joins to tell us what comes next for the Wave as we look at Missouri State and beyond.

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We're trying something new with Don't Call It a Mid-Major: An AAC Review Podcast.

Collin Sherwin (formerly of the Daily Stampede) and the S&H Pawdcast join to talk about what we saw in the AAC in Week One.

*Apologies for some issues with Collin's audio. We'll work it out for next time.

Tulane is getting paid $1.9M to go to Auburn to play the #10 Tigers. Is the Wave ready to hang after a massive home opener win.

Brandon Marcello of Auburn Undercover joins to tell us about the Tigers and what the Wave needs to do this week.

Please listen and subscribe (and share if you dig it). Roll Wave.

It's Game Week. Eric Henry (Underdog Dynasty) gives us his perspective as FIU's beat writer as the Panthers come off a 9 win season.

Jeff Duncan (The Athletic) gives us the big picture for Tulane in 2019 as well as his thoughts on the importance of Thursday night. #BeatFIU

Long-time Voice of the Green Wave Todd Graffagnini is joining the Pelicans as their new Play-by-Play voice. Before that, we're checking in with Todd on his thoughts for the 2019 season, favorite moments on the air, and what he sees for the future of Tulane Athletics.

Roll Wave. More coverage coming this week as we lead up to the FIU game.

Phil Steele of Phil Steele's College Football 2019 joins the podcast and gives a breakdown of whose stock is rising and falling in the AAC.

We also talk about coaching hires at ECU and Houston as well as the departure of UConn.

Big thanks to Phil. Go to buy his magazine. It's great if you're a CFB fan.

"Tulane is beating out Power Five Schools now."

Sam Spiegelman (Rivals Recruiting Analyst) joins FTWCast to discuss the Wave's recent wins on the recruiting trail.

He spotlights players to look out, priorities as we head to Signing Day, and more.

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In 1997 and 1998, Tulane's offense was among the truly elite in College Football. Rich Rodriguez engineered this offense as his first OC job in at the D1-A (FBS) level to tremendous results.

Last summer, Rich Rodriguez joined us for an extensive interview on his time at Tulane, as well as the process of transitioning the team out of one of the best eras of Tulane Football. This is the complete interview, released for the first time.

The UConn Huskies are headed back to the Big East, and conference realignment talks have started up again as to who will replace them.

Chris Vannini of The Athletic joins the first episode of FTWCast to share his thoughts on who - if anyone - could be a viable replacement for UConn.