College Football

Tulane Surprises USC In The Cotton Bowl, 46-45

by Morgan Alexander

ARLINGTON, TX-  Many people believed that USC deserved to be in the College Football Playoffs but after a loss to Utah in the Pac 12 Championship that dream was cut short for the Trojans. Going into this game USC was the favorite considering the fact that they have a Heisman winner at quarterback. Tulane has had a pretty decent season this year beating UCF in the AAC championship.

At first it seemed like it was going to be a blow out but after the green wave got a safety with under 4 minutes to go Tulane had the ball back and a chance to win the game. That is exactly what they did. Tulane went on to win 46-45.

Tulane quarterback Michael Pratt threw for 234 yards with two touchdowns.

USC quarterback Caleb Williams will be back next season and looks forward to leading his team to a National Championship under Lincoln Riley. 

Morgan Alexander is an Upstate New York native who moved an hour south to attend college. She graduated from Syracuse University with a B.S. in Communications and a minor in Political Science in 2019. She then went on to receive her masters in Broadcast Digital Journalism with a sports communication emphasis from S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University. After her masters, she returned for a sixth year at Syracuse and received a Certificate of Advanced Study in Intercollegiate Athletic Advising.

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