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Playing the long game

September 26, 2016 1:45 PM
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Photo by Parker Waters newwave@tulane.edu
  
Sophomore wide receiver Terren Encalade stretches for a ball during Tulane’s four-overtime win against ULL on Saturday (Sept. 24).

Sophomore wide receiver Terren Encalade stretches for a ball during Tulane’s four-overtime win against ULL on Saturday (Sept. 24). After four quarters, the game was tied at 16-16, and both teams opened up their offenses, ultimately the Wave topped the Ragin’ Cajuns 41-39. Up next, Tulane travels north to take on UMass in Amherst on Oct. 1. 

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