TULANE TULANE BASEBALL

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Tulane University's baseball program competes in the American Athletic Conference as part of a 14,027-student institution established in 1834 in New Orleans. The Green Wave represent one of the Gulf Coast's most prominent athletic programs, participating in NCAA Division I baseball during the spring season. Based in Louisiana's historic French Quarter region, Tulane brings regional tradition to AAC competition while maintaining the academic standards expected of the university's enrollment base.

Baseball at Tulane operates within the framework of a mid-major conference program competing against established regional rivals and national opponents. The American Athletic Conference includes programs from across the nation, providing the Green Wave with competitive matchups throughout their spring schedule. Tulane's location in New Orleans positions the program within a vibrant sports culture, drawing from a metropolitan area with deep baseball roots and passionate fan engagement.

The program's roster and coaching staff work to develop student-athletes who balance rigorous academic coursework with elite-level collegiate baseball competition. Competing in the AAC, Tulane baseball operates at a level that attracts regional talent and produces professional opportunities for qualifying players. The Green Wave's spring season schedule reflects the demanding nature of D1-FBS athletics within a Power-adjacent conference structure.

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AMERICAN CONFERENCE BASEBALL PROGRAMS

• East Carolina Pirates
• Florida Atlantic Owls
• Rice Rice
• Temple Owls
• North Carolina at Charlotte 49ers
• Tulsa Golden Hurricane
• Alabama at Birmingham Blazers
• Memphis Tigers
• North Texas Mean Green
• South Florida Bulls
• Texas at San Antonio Roadrunners
• Wichita State Shockers

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