The Tulane Green Wave men’s basketball learned which teams it will face in the 18-game conference slate.
The first conference games will be on Dec. 31, and the league season will run through March 9. The 2025 American Athletic Conference Men’s Basketball Championship will be held at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas, from March 12-16.
Home games at Avron B. Fogelman Arena in the Devlin Fieldhouse will include South Florida, UAB, Charlotte, East Carolina, Tulsa, Rice, UTSA, Memphis, South Florida and Florida Atlantic. The Green Wave is part of the four-team Riviera Division, joining Loyola Marymount, Wyoming, and a team to be announced. Tulane is slated to play two games in Cancun.
The Green Wave went 14-17 overall and 5-13 in AAC action one season ago. Tulane lost to North Texas, 81-71, in the second round of the AAC Tournament, which was its first game of the event.
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