Tulane prepares for South Alabama game following quarterback change

Tulane hosts South Alabama this weekend as the team attempts to secure its first victory under head coach Will Hall. The Green Wave enters the matchup after a 17-3 opening loss to the Duke Blue Devils. In response to a stagnant offensive performance during that game, the coaching staff named Kadin Semonza as the new starting quarterback. Semonza replaces Zeon Chriss-Gremillion, who started the season opener. The team also aims to improve its ground attack, which managed only 54 total yards against Duke, with Johnnie Daniels expected to handle a significant portion of the carries. Wide receiver Anthony Brown-Stephens looks for increased production after a limited outing in the season debut.

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