Asim McQueen News

UL's first-ever game against Tulane in the Cajundome ended up being worth the wait in terms of excitement.

Tulane may not have played a men's basketball game in Lafayette in more than 60 years, but the Green Wave looked right at home here Monday.

Tulane's Kevin Sims shot a 3-pointer with 11.1 seconds left, but it might not be enough as McNeese State leads 59-57. Big 3 Diego Kapelan made a 3-pointer for the Cowboys with 59 seconds left to put McNeese State up 57-53. Kris Richard hit one of two free throws to shave that lead to 57-54 with 42.8 seconds left.

Kevin Sims scored a career-high 24 points for Tulane , but it was not enough as the Green Wave fell 62-48 to Western Kentucky on Sunday afternoon at E.A. Diddle Arena in Bowling Green, Ky.

Oregon State 64, George Washington 57: Seth Tarver scored 18 points, and the Beavers beat the Colonials on Saturday with President Obama and his family watching from courtside in half-full Smith Center.

UNO's Hart just took a dish from Billy Humphrey and layed it in uncontested to move ahead of Tulane 51-50 with 9.2 seconds left.

Tulane has reaped six turnovers out of Alabama State and used the transitions to score breakaway baskets.

Kevin Sims hit two free throws to move within three points of George Mason as we close in on halftime.

By Larry Holder, Contributing sports writer... November 30, 2009, 12:15AM Forward Asim McQueen said there's only one way for Tulane to build on the Green Wave's win over George Mason on Saturday , and that's to not lay down tonight against Alabama State at Fogelman Arena.

Kevin Sims scored 22 points and Tulane defeated George Mason 76-71 on Saturday. The Green Wave trailed 40-34 with 18:17 left in the game before going on a 10-2 run.

Mention George Mason , and one thought comes to mind for most basketball fans: bracket buster.

The 20th-ranked Georgetown Hoyas lift the lid on the 2009-10 season with a trip to the Big Easy for a clash with the Tulane Green Wave.

Tulane still is tinkering with personnel rotations but hasn't found the right combination.

See this Tulane athletics communication video with Coach Dave Dickerson talking about kicking things off.

The Green Wave steadies -- Kevin Sims and Asim McQueen to no one's surprise look savvy and played well in the men's basketball instra-squad scrimmage on Wednesday in Fogelman Arena.

SCOUTING THE NEWCOMERS: Tulane bolstered each position on the floor with the additions of freshman PG Jordan Callahan, junior-college transfer G/F Aaron Holmes, freshman F Terrance Beasley and freshman F/C Kelth Cameron.

Tulane head men's basketball coach Dave Dickerson announced today the addition of two players to the Green Wave men's basketball team with the signing of local product Kelth Cameron and Terrance Beasley.