Porter's Playbook | The Coaching Career of DJ Porter

Post by **Soapy** » 03 May 2026, 08:38

you're in your redsox era, keep it going

Post by **djp73** » 03 May 2026, 08:40

redsox907 wrote: ↑
02 May 2026, 11:34
Rice got fried

looks like another easy dub against Charlotte

Trying not to overlook any opponent but it should be coasting through the conference championship game

Post by **djp73** » 03 May 2026, 08:41

Soapy wrote: ↑
03 May 2026, 08:38
you're in your redsox era, keep it going

hoping to see FSU again

Post by **djp73** » 08 May 2026, 20:06

raw no bumps :var:

Post by **djp73** » 08 May 2026, 20:07

GET THESE HORNS

Bulls erupt for 789 yards, overwhelm Charlotte in road rout

Saturday October 13, 2029 | 2:30 PM | Jerry Richardson Stadium | Charlotte, North Carolina

Charlotte, North Carolina - South Florida looked every bit like one of the most explosive offenses in the country Saturday afternoon, torching Charlotte for massive chunk plays from the opening drive and rolling to a dominant 56–7 victory at Jerry Richardson Stadium.

The Bulls piled up a staggering 789 total yards and averaged 11.1 yards per play, scoring touchdowns on eight of their first nine possessions while never punting once all afternoon. Quarterback Locklan Hewlett orchestrated the offensive explosion with another dazzling performance, finishing 26-of-37 for 434 yards and five touchdowns.

And when Hewlett wanted to attack vertically, Lyle Dragos was waiting.

The junior receiver torched Charlotte’s secondary for 211 yards and two touchdowns on just seven catches, including scoring strikes of 77 and 76 yards in the opening quarter that immediately put the 49ers on their heels.

USF wasted little time taking control. On the Bulls’ first offensive snap, Hewlett found Dragos streaking down the sideline for a 77-yard touchdown to make it 7–0 midway through the first quarter. Just under four minutes later, the duo connected again, this time on a nearly identical 76-yard bomb, and the rout was underway.

Charlotte never recovered from the early avalanche.

The Bulls continued to pour it on in the second quarter behind a balanced offensive attack that shredded the 49ers both through the air and on the ground. Hewlett connected with Dalton Sahara on a 7-yard touchdown pass before Connor Suggs punched in a 6-yard rushing score to extend the lead to 28–0.

With halftime seconds ticking away, Hewlett delivered another dagger, hitting freshman Dominick Moncrief for a 22-yard touchdown as time expired to send USF into the locker room with a commanding 35–0 lead.

Suggs then put the game completely out of reach early in the third quarter.

The junior running back exploded through the middle of the Charlotte defense for a 74-yard touchdown run, part of a monster afternoon in which he rushed for 219 yards and two touchdowns on only 17 carries. USF finished with 297 rushing yards as a team and averaged an absurd 10.2 yards per carry.

Charlotte finally broke through later in the third quarter when Allen Ramsour capped a short drive with a 10-yard touchdown run, but the brief momentum didn’t last long.

Hewlett answered with his fifth touchdown pass of the day midway through the fourth quarter, finding Sahara for a 6-yard score before George Shembo added a late 2-yard touchdown run to close out the scoring.

The Bulls were dominant on both sides of the ball.

USF held Charlotte to just 245 yards of offense and only 10 first downs while consistently winning at the line of scrimmage. Ralph Livings and Jamerson Harris each recorded sacks, while Armon Chambers led the defense with eight tackles. The Bulls also limited Charlotte to 3-of-13 on third down and forced the 49ers into a frustrating afternoon offensively despite not generating a turnover.

Charlotte quarterback Deandrew Clark completed just 7-of-16 passes for 85 yards, while backup Joey Mercer added 59 passing yards in relief. Garrison Ruggins, who stepped in when Legend Chosen was injured, led the 49ers on the ground with 70 rushing yards, but Charlotte never found any sustained rhythm against the aggressive USF defense.

The victory continued a remarkable offensive stretch for the Bulls, who once again showcased their ability to strike from anywhere on the field. USF produced touchdown plays of 77, 76, and 74 yards while finishing with 434 passing yards and five touchdown passes.

By the end of the afternoon, the only thing slowing down the Bulls offense was the final whistle.

Scoring Summary
First Quarter
USF – Lyle Dragos 77-yard pass from Locklan Hewlett (Dom Bragg kick), 8:47
USF – Lyle Dragos 76-yard pass from Locklan Hewlett (Dom Bragg kick), 4:59
Second Quarter
USF – Dalton Sahara 7-yard pass from Locklan Hewlett (Dom Bragg kick), 5:32
USF – Connor Suggs 6-yard run (Dom Bragg kick), 2:16
USF – Dominick Moncrief 22-yard pass from Locklan Hewlett (Dom Bragg kick), 0:00
Third Quarter
USF – Connor Suggs 74-yard run (Dom Bragg kick), 6:11
CLT – Allen Ramsour 10-yard run (Bo October kick), 3:02
Fourth Quarter
USF – Dalton Sahara 6-yard pass from Locklan Hewlett (Dom Bragg kick), 8:54
USF – George Shembo 2-yard run (Dom Bragg kick), 3:54

USF Stat Leaders
Passing
L. Hewlett – 26/37, 434 Yds, 5 TD, 1 INT, 70%, 11.7 YPA
Rushing
C. Suggs – 17 Car, 219 Yds, 12.8 Avg, 2 TD
S. Snead – 7 Car, 43 Yds, 6.1 Avg, 0 TD
G. Shembo – 5 Car, 35 Yds, 7.0 Avg, 1 TD
Receiving
L. Dragos – 7 Rec, 211 Yds, 30.1 Avg, 2 TD
C. Suggs – 3 Rec, 51 Yds, 17.0 Avg, 0 TD
D. Moncrief – 4 Rec, 51 Yds, 12.7 Avg, 1 TD
D. Sahara – 4 Rec, 40 Yds, 10.0 Avg, 2 TD
D. Smith – 1 Rec, 38 Yds, 38.0 Avg, 0 TD
J. Barr – 4 Rec, 31 Yds, 7.7 Avg, 0 TD
G. Camarda – 1 Rec, 10 Yds, 10.0 Avg, 0 TD
Defense
A. Chambers – 8 Tkl
J. Hatch – 6 Tkl, 1 TFL, 0.5 Sack
D. Nowell – 5 Tkl
T. Bennett – 4 Tkl
R. Livings – 4 Tkl, 2 TFL, 1.0 Sack
J. Harris – 4 Tkl, 1 TFL, 1.0 Sack
J. Bean – 3 Tkl
N. Jones – 3 Tkl
B. Royer – 2 Tkl, 1 TFL, 0.5 Sack
Special Teams
D. Bragg – 8/8 XP
R. Boireau – 1 KR, 22 Yds (22.0 Avg)
E. York – 4 PR, 36 Yds (9.0 Avg), Long 15

CHARLOTTE Stat Leaders
Passing
D. Clark – 7/16, 85 Yds, 0 TD, 0 INT, 43%, 5.3 YPA
J. Mercer – 6/7, 59 Yds, 0 TD, 0 INT, 85%, 8.4 YPA
Rushing
G. Ruggins – 13 Car, 70 Yds, 5.3 Avg, 0 TD
L. Chosen – 4 Car, 19 Yds, 4.7 Avg, 0 TD
A. Ramsour – 3 Car, 14 Yds, 4.6 Avg, 1 TD
J. Parker – 1 Car, 3 Yds, 3.0 Avg, 0 TD
J. Mercer – 3 Car, 0 Yds, 0.0 Avg, 0 TD
D. Clark – 5 Car, -5 Yds, -1.0 Avg, 0 TD
Receiving
S. Stubbs – 3 Rec, 40 Yds, 13.3 Avg, 0 TD
K. Browning – 3 Rec, 39 Yds, 13.0 Avg, 0 TD
J. Parker – 4 Rec, 23 Yds, 5.7 Avg, 0 TD
R. Tolbert – 1 Rec, 18 Yds, 18.0 Avg, 0 TD
D. Wiggins – 1 Rec, 13 Yds, 13.0 Avg, 0 TD
E. Osgood – 1 Rec, 11 Yds, 11.0 Avg, 0 TD
Defense
D. Pack – 12 Tkl
J. Flood – 9 Tkl, 1 TFL
M. Peterson – 9 Tkl
A. Walker Jr. – 8 Tkl
G. Bailey – 5 Tkl, 1 INT
A. Andrews – 4 Tkl
J. Riggs – 4 Tkl, 1 TFL
R. Duke – 4 Tkl
D. Hurns – 4 Tkl
Special Teams
B. October – 1/1 XP
A. McKenna – 7 Punts, 333 Yds, 47.5 Avg (42.2 Net), 1 In 20
B. Core – 1 KR, 34 Yds (34.0 Avg)
M. Nicholson – 1 KR, 31 Yds (31.0 Avg)
D. Rees – 1 KR, 22 Yds (22.0 Avg)

Category	Charlotte	USF
Score	7	56
First Downs	10	31
Total Offense	245	731
Total Plays	52	66
Yards Per Play	4.7	11.1
Rush \| Yards \| TD	29 \| 101 \| 1	29 \| 297 \| 3
Yards Per Rush	3.5	10.2
Comp \| Att \| TD	13 \| 23 \| 0	26 \| 37 \| 5
Yards Per Pass	6.3	11.7
Passing Yards	144	434
3rd Down Conv.	3 \| 13 (23%)	4 \| 8 (50%)
4th Down Conv.	1 \| 3 (33%)	3 \| 4 (75%)
2 Pt Conv.	0 \| 0 (0%)	0 \| 0 (0%)
Red Zone TD \| FG \| %	0 \| 0 \| 0%	4 \| 0 \| 80%
Turnovers	0	1
Fumbles Lost	0	0
Interceptions	0	1
PR Yards	0	36
KR Yards	87	22
Total Yards	332	789
Punts (Avg)	7 (47.5)	0 (0.0)
Penalties	2 \| 15	2 \| 10

Post by **djp73** » 08 May 2026, 20:20

USF POSTGAME REPORT

#14 USF 56 – Charlotte 7

Offense
–USF delivered one of its most explosive performances of the season, overwhelming Charlotte 56–7 behind a relentless attack that produced 789 total yards and 11.1 yards per play.
–Quarterback Locklan Hewlett carved up the 49ers secondary all afternoon, completing 26 of 37 passes for 434 yards and five touchdowns while posting another 400-yard performance.
–The Bulls struck quickly with two massive first-quarter touchdowns, as Hewlett connected with Lyle Dragos on scoring plays of 77 and 76 yards to immediately seize momentum.
–Connor Suggs continued his dominant season, rushing for 219 yards and two touchdowns on just 17 carries, averaging an absurd 12.8 yards per attempt. His 74-yard touchdown run in the third quarter effectively ended any hopes of a Charlotte comeback. Suggs leads the nation with 1,164 yards. His 15 TDs also leads the nation.
–Dragos erupted for 211 receiving yards and two scores on seven catches, consistently beating Charlotte over the top and stretching the field vertically.
–Dalton Sahara added two touchdown receptions while freshman Dominick Moncrief hauled in a late second-quarter touchdown that pushed the lead to 35–0 at halftime.
–USF rushed for 297 yards as a team and finished with eight plays of 20+ yards in another complete offensive showcase.
–The Bulls converted 50% of their third downs, 75% of their fourth downs, and never punted during the game.
–“When we’re executing like that, we can pressure defenses every snap,” Head Coach DJ Porter said. “The explosiveness showed up today in a big way.”

Defense
–USF’s defense continued its strong run of form, limiting Charlotte to just 245 yards of offense and only 10 first downs.
–The Bulls consistently disrupted the 49ers at the line of scrimmage, holding Charlotte to 3-of-13 on third down and forcing long-yardage situations throughout the afternoon.
–Armon Chambers led the defense with eight tackles, while Ralph Livings posted two tackles for loss and a sack in another active outing.
–Jamerson Harris added a sack and tackle for loss, while Jalen Hatch and Brian Royer combined for another sack as USF’s pressure package remained effective.
–Charlotte quarterbacks Deandrew Clark and Joey Mercer combined for only 144 passing yards and failed to throw a touchdown against the Bulls secondary.
–The only Charlotte touchdown came midway through the third quarter on a short Allen Ramsour rushing score after the outcome had already been decided.
–“We stayed disciplined and tackled well in space,” said Chambers. “That’s something we’ve been emphasizing every week.”

Special Teams
–Dom Bragg remained perfect on extra points(53/53), converting all eight attempts in another clean afternoon for the Bulls special teams unit.
–Elton York returned four punts for 36 yards and continued to provide steady field position advantages.
–Richard Boireau added a 22-yard kick return as USF’s return game consistently gave the offense favorable starting field position.
–Charlotte punter A.J. McKenna was heavily utilized, punting seven times for 333 yards with a 47.5-yard average, reflecting the Bulls’ overwhelming control of possession and tempo.

Quotables
“We wanted to come out fast on the road and make a statement early,” – DJ Porter
“Lyle was getting open all day and the offensive line gave me time to let those plays develop,” – Locklan Hewlett
“Once we got rolling, everybody fed off the energy,” – Connor Suggs
“The defense keeps playing together. Everybody’s flying to the football,” – Patrick Surtain
“I'm not really sure why I came here,” - Dorian McSurdy

News
–USF improves to 7–1 on the season and remains unbeaten in American Conference play.
–The Bulls have now scored 50+ points in six games this season and continue to rank among the nation’s top offenses.
–USF outgained Charlotte 731–245 in offensive yardage and averaged over 10 yards per rushing attempt.
–Lyle Dragos recorded his first 200 yard game. Dragos was named the American Conference Offensive Player of the Week.
–Connor Suggs eclipsed the 200-yard rushing mark for the first time this season.
–Locklan Hewlett extended his American Conference career touchdown pass record with another five-touchdown performance.
–USF did not punt for the second time this season. McSurdy has only punted ten times.

Injury Notes
–No major injuries were reported for USF following the victory.
–WR Lamar Sweet will be monitored early this coming week and may be cleared to play Saturday.
–TE Cam Deablo continues progressing through recovery from a hip injury. His status for the remainder of the regular season remains uncertain.

Next Up
–USF returns home next week for a major American Conference showdown against Tulane (5-2/3-1) as the Bulls look to continue their push toward a conference title and possible College Football Playoff berth.

Post by **djp73** » 08 May 2026, 20:46

USF RECRUITING REPORT

BULLS LAND PAIR OF IN-STATE FOUR-STARS

USF continued building momentum on the recruiting trail this week, adding two more major in-state commitments with the pledges of Palm Beach Gardens running back Philip Nix and Lakeland linebacker Cornell Winston.

Both prospects give the Bulls additional Top-120 national talent in a class that is beginning to take shape around speed, explosiveness, and defensive versatility.

Nix, a 6’0”, 201-pound running back, committed to the Bulls after emerging as one of the most dynamic offensive players on USF’s board. The four-star prospect is viewed internally as an ideal fit for the Bulls’ spread offense thanks to his elite acceleration, strong lateral agility, and ability to create explosive plays in space.

The Palm Beach Gardens native possesses outstanding change-of-direction ability and burst through the hole, making him a dangerous home-run threat whenever he touches the football. Coaches also believe his receiving ability out of the backfield gives him the versatility to contribute early in multiple offensive packages.

USF beat out several regional programs for Nix’s commitment and secured a prospect who ranked among the top running backs in the country.

The Bulls also added another important piece on defense with the commitment of four-star linebacker Cornell Winston out of Lakeland.

At 6’1”, 239 pounds, Winston brings a physical frame and well-rounded skill set that projects well into Tony White’s defensive system. The standout linebacker combines impressive pursuit ability with above-average acceleration and instincts in coverage, allowing him to impact plays sideline-to-sideline.

Winston’s versatility stood out during the evaluation process. He shows strong tackling ability, plays comfortably in zone coverage, and has the athleticism to remain effective against spread offenses. USF coaches view him as a potential centerpiece of the future front seven because of his ability to stay on the field in multiple situations.

Landing both Nix and Winston gives the Bulls another major recruiting boost inside the state of Florida while continuing a strong stretch on the trail heading deeper into conference play.

USF Football Class of 2030

Last	First	Position	Class	Nat Rank	State Rank	Pos Rank	Height	Weight	Hometown
Farris	Denzel	EDGE	HS	94	4	9	6'2”	250	Murfreesboro, TN
Winston	Cornell	MIKE	HS	119	19	9	6'1”	239	Lakeland, FL
Nix	Philip	HB	HS	64	10	6	6'0”	201	Palm Beach Gardens, FL

Post by **djp73** » 08 May 2026, 20:58

COLLEGE FOOTBALL WRAP-UP

AMERICAN CONFERENCE REPORT

American Conference Standings

Team	W-L	PCT	CONF	PF	PA	DIFF	MOV	HOME	AWAY	STK
#12 USF	7-1	.875	4-0	419	97	+322	+40.3	3-1	4-0	W4
Tulsa	4-3	.571	3-0	196	162	+34	+4.8	2-1	2-2	W3
Tulane	5-2	.714	3-1	210	129	+81	+11.6	2-2	3-0	W2
Florida Atlantic	4-2	.667	2-1	212	165	+47	+7.8	1-1	3-1	W1
Rice	2-5	.286	2-1	179	298	-119	-17.0	2-2	0-3	W1
UAB	4-3	.571	1-2	199	214	-15	-2.1	2-2	2-1	L3
Temple	3-4	.429	1-2	226	189	+37	+5.3	2-1	1-3	L2
North Texas	2-5	.286	1-2	163	239	-76	-10.9	2-3	0-2	L1
UTSA	4-3	.571	1-2	170	198	-28	-4.0	3-1	1-2	W1
East Carolina	2-5	.286	1-3	157	217	-60	-8.6	2-1	0-4	L1
Charlotte	1-6	.143	0-3	151	255	-104	-14.9	0-3	1-3	L1
Memphis	2-4	.333	0-2	198	226	-28	-4.7	0-2	2-2	L3

American Conference Week 7 Results
Tulane 30, North Texas 10
Temple 42, Rice 45
UTSA 24, Navy 21
Florida Atlantic 38, UAB 3
Tulsa 27, East Carolina 15
#12 USF 56, Charlotte 7

American Conference Players of the Week (Week 7)
Defensive: DeVante Tubbs – CB – Temple | W 45–42 at Rice | 4 TKL, 1 INT, 1 PBU
Offensive: Lyle Dragos – WR – USF | W 56–7 at Charlotte | 7 REC, 211 YDS, 30.1 AVG, 2 TD

American Conference Week 8 Schedule
North Texas at Temple – Sat, Oct 20 – 4:00 PM
Tulane at #12 USF – Sat, Oct 20 – 6:00 PM
Navy at Florida Atlantic – Sat, Oct 20 – 6:45 PM
UAB at Memphis – Sat, Oct 20 – 7:00 PM
Charlotte at East Carolina – Sat, Oct 20 – 7:30 PM

Post by **djp73** » 08 May 2026, 21:02

COLLEGE FOOTBALL WRAP-UP

NATIONAL SPOTLIGHT

Media Top 25 Rankings

RANK	LW	NAME / VOTES	W-L	PTS	LAST WEEK	THIS WEEK
1	1	Georgia (45)	6-0	1,605	W 49-7 at Tennessee	at Auburn
2	2	Oregon (20)	6-0	1,538	W 30-17 at Iowa	at Washington
3	4	Michigan	5-1	1,385	W 31-20 vs Washington	at Northwestern
4	3	Notre Dame	5-1	1,319	—	14 USC
5	9	Miami	6-0	1,295	W 37-27 vs 11 North Carolina	at Florida State
6	5	Clemson	5-2	1,265	W 63-10 vs California	Georgia Tech
7	8	Louisville	6-0	1,246	W 31-24 at Pittsburgh	Virginia Tech
8	10	Alabama	5-1	1,102	W 59-34 vs Vanderbilt	13 LSU
9	17	Oklahoma	6-0	922	W 28-14 vs 15 Texas	at South Carolina
10	16	Ohio State	5-1	902	W 37-13 vs 24 Penn State	Minnesota
11	7	North Carolina	5-1	843	L 37-27 at 5 Miami	Kansas State
12	14	USF	7-1	783	W 56-7 at Charlotte	Tulane
13	21	LSU	5-1	732	W 35-20 vs 19 Texas A&M	at 8 Alabama
14	19	USC	5-1	703	W 34-18 at Illinois	at 4 Notre Dame
15	6	Texas	4-2	641	L 28-14 vs 9 Oklahoma	at Florida
16	20	Nebraska	5-2	602	W 36-10 vs Northwestern	—
17	22	Mississippi State	5-1	593	W 54-41 vs Eastern Michigan	at Missouri
18	12	Iowa State	6-1	508	L 33-29 at Kansas State	at Colorado
19	11	Texas A&M	4-2	457	L 35-20 at 13 LSU	at Arkansas
20	23	Toledo	7-0	403	W 42-17 at Bowling Green	Ball State
21	NR	Duke	6-1	380	W 28-14 at UConn	Pittsburgh
22	NR	Utah	5-2	358	W 31-17 at Baylor	—
23	13	Boise State	5-1	331	L 53-52 vs San Diego State	at Fresno State
24	15	Penn State	4-2	329	L 37-13 at 10 Ohio State	at Rutgers
25	NR	Virginia	5-1	279	W 24-23 vs Wake Forest	Syracuse

Others receiving votes: Tulane 200, West Virginia 167, Kansas State 109, Florida 89, Ole Miss 26
Dropped from rankings: Minnesota (18), Boston College (24), Ole Miss (25)

National Players of the Week (Week 7)
Defensive: Mike Coker – SAM – Miami (OH) | W 44–41 vs Ball State | 9 TKL, 3 SACKS, 4 TFL, 1 FF, 2 FR
Offensive: John Minter – HB – UCF | L 52–36 vs Oklahoma State | 16 CAR, 205 RUSH YDS, 12.8 AVG, 3 RUSH TD | 4 REC, 42 REC YDS, 1 REC TD

2029 Heisman Watch
Connor Suggs – HB – #12 USF
Last Game at Charlotte (W 56–7) | 17 CAR, 219 RUSH YDS, 12.9 AVG, 2 RUSH TD | 3 REC, 51 REC YDS
Season Stats | 144 CAR, 1,164 RUSH YDS, 8.0 YPC, 15 TD | 24 REC, 255 REC YDS
Zac Holliday – QB – Ole Miss
Last Game vs Florida (L 28–24) | 18-31, 171 PASS YDS, 1 PASS TD | 21 CAR, 96 RUSH YDS, 2 RUSH TD
Season Stats | 1,625 PASS YDS, 19 PASS TD, 70% COMP, 0 INT | 89 CAR, 425 RUSH YDS
Jaylen Johnson – QB – #6 Clemson
Last Game vs California (W 63–10) | 27-34, 323 PASS YDS, 9.5 YPA, 5 PASS TD | 12 CAR, 66 RUSH YDS
Season Stats | 2,194 PASS YDS, 28 PASS TD, 67% COMP, 4 INT | 89 CAR, 310 RUSH YDS
Keelon Russell – QB – #8 Alabama
Last Game vs Vanderbilt (W 59–34) | 23-35, 296 PASS YDS, 8.5 YPA, 2 PASS TD | 15 CAR, 74 RUSH YDS, 2 RUSH TD
Season Stats | 1,878 PASS YDS, 15 PASS TD, 67% COMP, 3 INT | 75 CAR, 336 RUSH YDS
Elijah Oehlke – QB – Auburn
Last Game vs Kentucky (L 41–38) | 27-42, 408 PASS YDS, 9.7 YPA, 3 PASS TD, 2 INT | 15 CAR, 33 RUSH YDS
Season Stats | 2,006 PASS YDS, 18 PASS TD, 69% COMP, 6 INT | 94 CAR, 442 RUSH YDS

Post by **djp73** » 08 May 2026, 21:22

Tulane @ #12 USF
Saturday October 20, 2029 | 6:00 PM | Raymond James Stadium | Tampa, Florida

USF BULLS (7-1, 4-0)
Head Coach: DJ Porter | 34-4 at USF | 58-8 Career
Schemes: Spread | 3-3-5 Tite
2029 Season Schedule
Sat, Aug 25 – at UCF – W 62-17
Sat, Sep 1 – at Florida International – W 63-16
Sat, Sep 8 – vs NC State – W 34-7
Sat, Sep 15 – vs #3 Notre Dame – L 24-21
Sat, Sep 22 – vs East Carolina – W 56-10
Sat, Sep 29 – at UAB – W 69-7
Sat, Oct 6 – vs Rice – W 58-9
Sat, Oct 13 – at Charlotte – W 56-7
Sat, Oct 20 – vs Tulane – 6:00 PM
Sat, Nov 3 – at Tulsa – 7:30 PM
Sat, Nov 10 – vs Memphis – 6:45 PM
Sat, Nov 24 – at North Texas – 3:15 PM

Injury Report
TE Cam Deablo – Dislocated Hip – Out 7 Weeks
CB David Igbinoghene – Torn Pectoral – Out 23 Weeks

TULANE GREEN WAVE (5-2, 3-1)
Head Coach: Jon Sumrall | 54-22 at Tulane | 77-26 Career
Schemes: Power Spread | 4-2-5
2029 Season Schedule
Sat, Sep 1 – vs FCS West – W 40-3
Sat, Sep 8 – at Jacksonville State – W 36-7
Sat, Sep 15 – vs #18 Iowa State – L 31-10
Sat, Sep 22 – at UTSA – W 35-10
Sat, Sep 29 – vs Florida Atlantic – L 37-25
Sat, Oct 6 – vs Temple – W 34-31
Thu, Oct 11 – at North Texas – W 30-10
Sat, Oct 20 – at #12 USF – 6:00 PM
Sat, Oct 27 – vs UAB – 2:15 PM
Sat, Nov 10 – at Rice – 3:30 PM
Sat, Nov 17 – vs Army – 1:00 PM
Sat, Nov 24 – vs Memphis – 7:00 PM

Injury Report
DT Iam Idonije – Knee Cartilage Tear – Out 4 Weeks

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