Sophomore golfer Ashley McKenney

Ashley McKenney talks about the challenges of playing the Pete Dye Course at the Country Club of Landfall and she also compares its similarities to TPC of New Orleans, one of the practice courses for the Green Wave, and the course at the NCAA East Regionals, where TU finished in sixth place.  The sophomore also explained both her and the team’s expectations for the opening round and throughout the Championships.

Junior golfer Linn Gustafsson

Tulane junior Linn Gustafsson talks about the golf course at the Country Club of Landfall following the team’s second and final practice round.  Gustafsson also chatted about the difference from this course compared to last year’s NCAA Championship course.  Finally, she reminisced about last night’s dinner/dance for the teams on board the battleship, U.S.S. North Carolina.

Reel Time with Rick Dickson: A Senior Salute

In the latest Reel Time with Rick Dickson, Tulane’s Director of Athletics pays tribute to the 2010 senior class as the group is in the midst of completing their final exams for the last time and looking toward next week’s graduation.  Dickson reminisces about how quickly these wide-eyed freshmen quickly mature into adults during their time at Tulane and go out and become great ambassadors for the University.

He also looks to the Green Wave baseball and track & field teams as they are the only remaining sports still participating in regular season play, while the TU women’s golf team is competing at the NCAA East Regionals.

Dickson also explained the recently announced game times for Tulane’s seven-game home football schedule and the season-opening game against a local team, Southeastern Louisiana, on Sept. 2 and hosting Ole Miss at home for the first time in 13 years on Sept. 11.

Dickson also looked back on Tulane’s Student-Athlete Awards Banquet on April 25, which annually honors the Green Wave’s seniors, teams and award winners.