The Tulane Green Wave will play for a conference championship for a third straight year, as they defeated the Navy Midshipmen, 35-0, on Saturday at Navy-Marine

No. 25 Tulane punched its ticket to the AAC Championship Game with a 35-0 win over Navy on Saturday. The Green Wave will face No. 24 Army in the conference championship game on Friday, Dec. 6 with a potential spot in the 12-team College Football Playoff field on the line.

In one of Navy’s most important games in years, the Mids lost QB Blake Horvath and were shut out at home for the first time since 2012.

Tulane Green Wave head coach Jon Sumrall has done an excellent job in his first season at the helm of keeping his team even-keeled and focused. His players have bought in, taking no opponent lightly and handling business every time they step on the field.

Currently, both AAC contenders sits behind Mountain West leader No. 13 Boise State (8-1) in the committee's rankings due to strength of schedule. A lot can still change between now and the end of November, including Army potentially adding a signature win over No. 8 Notre Dame (8-1) in Week 13.

The Green Wave shut out their first conference opponent since 1960 to earn an appearance in the 2024 American Athletic Conference Football Championship Game.

No. 25 Tulane routed Navy 35-0 Saturday to clinch a spot for both the Green Wave and No. 24 Army in the AAC championship game.

A crucial matchup in the American Athletic Conference saw Jon Sumrall's Tulane Green Wave take down the Navy Midshipmen 35-0 in Annapolis. A record crowd of ove

Makhi Hughes ran for 82 yards and two touchdowns, and No. 25 Tulane locked up its spot in the American Athletic Conference championship game by romping to a 35-0 victory over. Darian Mensah threw for two TDs and ran for another as Tulane (9-2,