Tulane has already punched its ticket to the AAC Championship Game, but first it will try to get to 10 regular season wins. In order to get there, the Green Wave will have to pass a stiff test against Memphis this week.
Tulane hasn't lost since Sept. 14, when it was beaten by Oklahoma in Norman. Since then, the Green Wave have rattled off eight straight victories, and the last one was a decisive win over Navy. Tulane controlled that game from start to finish in a 35-0 victory and allowed just 113 yards of offense to the Midshipmen.
On offense, Tulane leaned on its running game to the tune of 220 yards. Makhi Hughes led the way with 82 yards and a pair of touchdowns.
Memphis, also in search of its 10th win this fall, is coming off a 53-18 beatdown of UAB. The Tigers dominated the Blazers in every facet of the game. They threw for 299 yards and rushed for 227 more. The defense forced four turnovers, generated six tackles for loss and got to the quarterback for three sacks.
The Tigers may be out of the running for a spot in the conference title game, but they can still score a massive conference win in their regular season finale.
Where to watch Tulane vs. Memphis
- When: Thursday, Nov. 28 at 7:30 p.m. ET
- Where: Benson Field at Yulman Stadium -- New Orleans
- TV: ESPN
- Online streaming: fuboTV (Try for free. Regional restrictions may apply.)
Tulane vs. Memphis odds, spread
Tulane is a big 13-point favorite against Memphis, according to the SportsLine consensus. The over/under is 55.5 points.
Tulane vs. Memphis series history
Memphis has won five out of its last nine against Tulane.
- Oct. 13, 2023 -- Tulane 31, Memphis 21
- Oct .22, 2022 -- Tulane 38, Memphis 28
- Nov. 27, 2021 -- Memphis 33, Tulane 28
- Dec. 05, 2020 -- Tulane 35, Memphis 21
- Oct. 19, 2019 -- Memphis 47, Tulane 17