Tulane’s football team is buzzing with fresh energy as they prepare for their season opener against Duke, led by new head coach Will Hall and a roster loaded with transfer portal additions. With the goal of extending their recent winning streak, the 2026 campaign could be another strong one for the Green Wave — but the offense remains the biggest question mark, especially with a new quarterback under center. Zeon Chriss-Gremillion, who won the starting job after a tough battle, is the key to watch — a powerful runner with a shaky passing game that needs to improve. If Jamauri McClure stays sidelined, running back Maurice Turner — a Louisville transfer eager to prove himself after an injury cut short his last season — could carry a heavy load. Meanwhile, wide receiver Destyn Hill, a standout from LSU, has already made waves in camp and could emerge as a breakout star despite a weaker receiving corps, using his elite route-running and clutch catches to make plays when it matters most.

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