In this week’s installment of Reel Time with Rick Dickson, Tulane’s Director of Athletics briefly discusses the day-in-the-life of a Tulane student-athlete and the focal point the James W. Wilson Jr., Center plays in their lives on a daily basis.  He also talks about the success of Green Wave student-athletes after college, including Al Andrews, a former Tulane men’s basketball player who now has his own sports clothing line, and Dickson has a pair of his shirts on display.  The majority of Tulane’s sports programs are in full swing or about to start and among this weekend’s activities is baseball fan day at Greer Field at Turchin Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

For up-to-date information on every Green Wave team, check the schedule located on the front page of TulaneGreenWave.com.

In this week’s episode of Reel Time with Rick Dickson, Tulane’s Director of Athletics praises the Green Wave’s student-athletes for their efforts in the classroom during the fall semester, previews the upcoming men’s and women’s basketball games this weekend and invites all Tulane fans out to the Goldring Tennis Center on Saturday to watch the Wave’s men’s tennis teams first match since 2005 as TU hosts Centenary at noon.

Tulane women's tennis coach Terri Sisk previews the team's opening weekend of the spring schedule against New Mexico and Texas Tech, the strides her team made since the fall season and her goals for the weekend.

Tulane freshman Emma Levy previews the Green Wave's trip to Lubbock, discusses her first year as a college student-athlete and reflects on her being named The Times of Trenton (N.J.) Player of the Decade.