Tulane Football Makes Major Moves in Offseason with New Coach and Transfer Quarterback
Tulane football has been making waves this offseason with significant changes to their coaching staff and roster. After the departure of former head coach Willie Fritz to Houston and quarterback Michael Pratt to the NFL, the Green Wave needed to make strategic moves to stay competitive in the AAC.
One of the key moves Tulane made was hiring former Troy head coach Jon Sumrall to lead the team. Additionally, they secured a major transfer in quarterback Ty Thompson from Oregon. Thompson, a former four-star recruit, brings talent and experience to the Green Wave, having shown his skills while playing behind Bo Nix at Oregon.
In addition to Thompson, Tulane has been active in the transfer portal, both bringing in new players and seeing some departures. Some notable additions include Ronan Chambers from Akron, Shazz Preston from Alabama, and Jack Tchienchou from Troy. On the other hand, players like Corey Platt Jr. and Keith Cooper have left Tulane for Houston.
With these moves, Tulane is positioning itself to remain a competitive force in the AAC and continue to build on its success in the conference. The addition of Thompson, along with the other transfers, adds depth and talent to the roster, setting the stage for an exciting season ahead for the Green Wave. Stay tuned for more updates as the team prepares for the upcoming season.