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The Tulane Green Wave (5-3, 1-7 ATS, 4-4 O/U) take on the Buffalo Bulls (5-4, 5-2-1 ATS, 4-4 O/U) in non-conference play on Saturday morning in Atlanta. The Green Wave were dealt a home loss by Fordham in their previous action. The Bulls clobbered St. John Fisher last time out. These schools last met in 2007.
The Tulane Green Wave are eager to return to the court. They were marked 11-point favorites in a surprising 95-90 home loss against Fordham in their previous action last weekend. Tulane was 3-0 to begin the season but has gone 2-3 since including a victory against Rhode Island and a defeat against Western Kentucky. The Green Wave have not been a reliable squad to back, covering just once all season in the season opener in an 89-67 home win.
Jalen Cook has only played in three games due to injury and is healthy now. The sophomore guard was outstanding last year and has been dominating in his three performances, sinking at least 23 points in two of three games and is averaging 20.7 PPG in three bouts. Jaylen Forbes is having a productive season. The junior guard has eclipsed 20 points three times this season and has amassed an average of 17.6 PPG and 4.9 RPG. Collin Holloway has connected on at least 50% of his field goals in all but one game. The junior forward enters with an average of 12.7 PPG.
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— Tulane Men's Basketball (@GreenWaveMBB) December 5, 2022
The Green Wave are ranked 96th in DI in Ken Pomeroy’s ratings and has the talent to be in the top four in the AAC this season. Tulane is potent offensively and has scored 75 and 90 points respectively in their last two games. The Gren Wave is averaging 79.6 points on the season, ranking them 60th. They give up a lot of threes and are conceding an average of 72.5 points, pegging them 270th in DI.