Clash at Devlin Fieldhouse: Tulane Green Wave Hosts Stetson Hatters in Women's Basketball Showdown

As the Tulane Green Wave prepares to host the Stetson Hatters at Devlin Fieldhouse, fans are gearing up for an exciting display of women's basketball. The upcoming game promises to be a thrilling encounter as both teams aim to set their season's tone early on.

The Green Wave enters this game with a solid foundation from the previous season. Their overall field goal percentage was impressive, standing at 48 percent. This indicates that they have been efficient in scoring and will likely continue this trend against the Hatters. However, there is room for improvement in free throws where they had a 64 percent success rate last season.

Tulane also showed proficiency from beyond the arc, with a three-point percentage of 33 percent and an even more remarkable two-point percentage of 59 percent. These statistics suggest that they can diversify their scoring approach effectively between long-range shots and inside plays.

Defensively, Tulane averaged 18 personal fouls per game last season which is something they might want to reduce to avoid giving away easy points at the line. They managed to secure an average of seven steals per game which could disrupt Stetson’s offensive flow if they maintain such defensive pressure.

On average, Tulane tallied 72 points per game thanks to their balanced offensive contributions which included averaging 17 assists per contest – showcasing their ability to play as a cohesive unit. With an average rebounding count of 23 boards per game and blocks averaging one per match-up, it’s clear that every player on the team contributes on both ends of the court.

Turnovers were kept relatively low at an average of 13 per game last season; maintaining or improving upon this will be crucial in controlling the pace against Stetson and maximizing each possession.

Devlin Fieldhouse has always been known for its vibrant atmosphere which could provide an additional edge for Tulane as they look forward to capitalizing on home-court advantage.

Fans can catch all the action live on November 6th at Devlin Fieldhouse in New Orleans or tune into local broadcasts starting from 23:00 UTC. Don’t miss out as Tulane looks to ride their statistical strengths into what could be another successful campaign starting with overcoming Stetson Hatters.