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Tulane Opens Conference Play with 31-14 Road Win over Tulsa
Javin Gordon scored three rushing touchdowns and Tulane forced turnovers to secure their third straight win over Tulsa, improving to 4-1 for the season, coach Jon Sumrall said.
- Tulane defeated Tulsa 31-14 on September 27 at H.A. Chapman Stadium in their American Athletic Conference opener.
- Tulane aimed to recover from a heavy defeat against top-ranked Ole Miss, while Tulsa entered the game following a surprising victory over Oklahoma State.
- Freshman running back Javin Gordon scored three rushing touchdowns and Tulane's defense pressured Tulsa quarterback Baylor Hayes into six sacks and an interception by Jaheim Johnson.
- Tulane finished with 437 total yards, including 185 rushing, and Gordon led with 78 yards on the ground and three touchdown runs.
- The victory improved Tulane's record to 4-1 overall and 1-0 in conference play, marking the fourth consecutive year they started 1-0 in the American Athletic Conference.
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Tulane's Jon Sumrall wants significant improvement despite road win. 'I'm livid about it.'
Although Tulane football coach never is going to apologize for a road win in league play, he was still upset about a slew of fourth-quarter penalties and other mistakes the Green Wave made when he talked Saturrday shortly after a 31-14 victory at Tulsa.
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Gordon's 3 touchdowns, Dyson's 2 sacks spur Tulane to 31-14 win over Tulsa
Javin Gordon rushed for three touchdowns and Harvey Dyson III had two sacks in Tulane’s 31-14 win over Tulsa in the Green Wave’s American Athletic Conference season opener on Saturday.
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