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In the spirit

September 01, 2016 3:00 PM
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Sally Asher sally@tulane.edu
  

Students cheered for the Green Wave football team at the Yell For Yulman event in Yulman Stadium on Tuesday evening (Aug. 30).

Yell For Yulman introduces first-year students to the Tulane football team and Green Wave spirit.
Spirited students in "Ready to Roll" t-shirts huddle together on Benson Field for a quick selfie.
Yell For Yulman introduces first-year students to the Tulane football team and Green Wave spirit.
Tulane football coach Willie Fritz thanks the students for their support and promises an exciting season.
Yell For Yulman introduces first-year students to the Tulane football team and Green Wave spirit.
Students band together in the stands to learn the Green Wave fight song.

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