NEW ORLEANS – The Tulane University men’s basketball team will play host to a Hurricane Relief exhibition game against the University of Louisiana-Monroe. The game will tipoff at 3 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 29 inside Avron B. Fogelman Arena in the Devlin Fieldhouse.
Tickets for the charity game will be $5 dollars with all proceeds benefitting the Tulane University Hurricane Relief Fund. Fans can CLICK HERE to purchase tickets for the game. Tickets for the charity game are not included in fans’ 2021-22 season ticket packages. Fans can make additional donations to the hurricane relief fund by CLICKING HERE.
“We could not be more excited to take part in this game with ULM to help support those individuals who were affected by Hurricane Ida earlier this fall,” head coach Ron Hunter said. “Our community means a lot to our entire team and we want to support our fans throughout New Orleans and let them know that we are here for them in their time of need.”
In addition to the game, Tulane Athletics has partnered with The Second Harvest Food Bank to collect goods for those in need. Fans are encouraged to donate non-perishable items once they arrive at Fogelman in Devlin in the provided collection bins.
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