Tulane vs Army Preview & Picks
Tulane are tipped to cover the number as they win the AAC Championship Game.
Army benefited from a soft schedule, and in their only test they were completely blown out.
The Green Wave’s explosive offense is well balanced by a strong run game, and that is likely to be the difference.
- Tulane are 8-1 in their last 9 games
- Tulane are 9-3-0 ATS this season
- Army are 1-4-0 ATS in their last 5 games
- The Over cashed in the 2 previous meetings
Head To Head
- Tulane lead the all-time series 13-9-1
- Tulane won 38-12 when the two teams last met in November 2020
Tulane Form
Tulane go into the AAC Championship Game on the back of a defeat but having won eight of their last nine games to go 9-3.
The Green Wave dropped a couple of non-conference games to ranked teams as they started the season 2-2, but when the AAC schedule began they embarked on a great run.
The opened their conference schedule with a couple of blowout wins, taking down South Florida 45-10 at home and UFC 71-20 on the road.
Tulane then beat Rice 25-10, before heading back out on the road to down North Texas 45-37 and Charlotte 34-3.
The Green Wave took their streak to eight games with a 52-6 blowout of Temple and a 35-0 shutout win at Navy, but they missed out on a perfect AAC regular season campaign as they lost 34-24 to Memphis last weekend.
Army Form
Army go into the AAC Championship Game having compiled a 10-1 regular season record.
Having opened with a non-conference win, the Black Knights made a red-hot start to their conference campaign as they won six straight.
They then beat Air Force 20-3 in a non-conference game, before returning to AAC duty with a 14-3 victory at North Texas.
Army’s perfect start was finally brought to an end in late November as they were blown out by Notre Dame, 49-14, but they rebounded quickly.
The Black Knights concluded their regular season campaign with another conference clash, and they ran out 29-24 winners against UTSA.