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Tulane athletic director David Harris posts critical statement after a lopsided loss to Tulsa

New Orleans (AP) - Tulane athletic director David Harris expressed embarrassment following a 50-point loss to Tulsa on homecoming weekend, according to a message posted on the university's athletic website. The defeat, which saw Tulane fall to 4-5 overall and 2-3 in the American Conference, left Harris and coach Will Hall frustrated.

Harris stated, "I am embarrassed by what transpired on the field in front of our student-athletes' families, alumni, fans and the entire Tulane community." The 60-10 loss dropped Tulane to 4-5 overall and 2-3 in the conference, one season following a College Football Playoff appearance. Hall acknowledged the team's poor execution, saying, "We did not execute at all.

We did some foolish things. We've got to be better and it's got to start immediately." Tulsa currently leads the series 4-1.

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