Part III - ON SI Tulane Exclusive Interview with Will Hall
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Here is Part 3 of our sit down with new Tulane head football coach, Will Hall.
In a wide-ranging interview with ON SI Tulane this week, Hall gave us how he's feeling about the progress of the Green Wave football program and what to look for this fall. We talked about both sides of the football, his coaching staff and how he got them Uptown, the transfer portal and how his staff was able to fill the gaps left by both departure and graduation, the all-important quarterback room, and how the offensive and defensive lines are stacking up.
In this segment with Hall, we ask him about his Green Wave defense and how he was deliberate in choosing the coaches he did to make sure they were the right fit for Uptown..
You can also view each portion of our interview with coach Hall on our YouTube channel. You'll find the link to this interview about Hall's take on the Tulane defense and how his coaches fit at TU HERE.
In Part 4 of our interview with Hall, we'll talk about the new gaggle of running backs and what he felt was the mort important gets in the transfer portal: offensive and defensive linemen.
Doug has covered a gamut of sporting events in his fifty-plus years in the field. He started doing sideline reporting for Louisiana Tech football games for the student radio station. Doug was Sports Director for KNOE-AM/FM in Monroe in the mid-80s, winning numerous awards from the Louisiana Sports Writers Association for Best Sportscast and Best Play-by-Play. High school play-by-play for teams in Monroe, Natchitoches, New Orleans, and Thibodaux, LA dot his resume. He did college play-by-play for Northwestern State University in Natchitoches for nine years. Then, moving to the Crescent City, Doug did television PBP of Tulane games and even filled in for legendary Tulane broadcaster, Ken Berthelot in the only game Kenny ever missed while doing the Green Wave games. His father was an alumnus of Tulane in the 1940s, so Doug has attended Tulane football games in old Tulane Stadium, the Superdome, and Yulman. He was one of the 86,000 plus on December 1, 1973, sitting in the North End Zone to seeTulane shutout the LSU Tigers, 14-0. He was there when the Posse ruled Fogelman and in Turchin when the Wave made it to the World Series. He currently is the public address voice of the Tulane baseball team.