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Consistent Winner
The Tulsa men's soccer team has won three straight C-USA titles, and went undefeated in 21 straight regular-season C-USA games, from Oct. 28, 2006 to Oct. 21, 2009. The Hurricane has been ranked in the national polls for 32 straight weeks.
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- Schedules
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3 Games in 5 Days
Hurricane basketball gets off to a fast start with three games in five days:
Friday vs. St. Mary's (TX) @ 7 p.m.
Sunday vs. Fla. Int'l @ 2 p.m.
Tuesday vs. UALR @ 1p.m. (ESPN)
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- Tickets
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Basketball Season Tickets on Sale Now
Season tickets on sale now for men's and women's basketball, starting as low as $180 for men and $79 for women. Call 918.631.GoTU (4688).
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- Multimedia
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Instant Classics
Did you know that great Tulsa victories are archived in Hurricane Vision for subscribers to view anytime?
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- • Case Athletic Complex
- • Donald W. Reynolds Center
- • Michael D. Case Tennis
Center - • H.A. Chapman Stadium
- • Hurricane Soccer and Track Stadium
- • Hurricane Softball Field at Donna J. Hardesty Complex
- • J. Bird Sr. Shell Nest
- • Jack Zink Indoor Rowing Center
- • Indoor Golf Practice Facility
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- For Fans
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Hail to Tulsa U!
Annual Homecoming festivities include the Bonfire and Taste of TU and firework show, and student organizations street painting.
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- For Recruits
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The University
Everyone knows the University of Tulsa is one of the top schools for petroleum engineering, but did you know the College of Law is a national leader as well, its review being one of the most cited in the nation?
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- Support Athletics
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Championship Caliber
The Golden Hurricane Club, as the primary fundraising arm of TU Athletics, works to provide every TU student-athlete with the opportunity to realize a world-class athletic and academic experience.
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Tulsa's Alex Becker is an All-American after Finishing 15th at the NCAAsNov. 19, 2007 Terre Haute, Ind. - The University of Tulsa's women's cross country runner, Alex Becker finished 15th at the NCAA Cross Country Championships bettering her previous NCAA finish of 34th place from a year ago. In the process, Becker became the TU's first All-American in Cross Country. Becker finished the 6K race at the LaVern Gibson Championship Course in a time of 20:35, just short of her personal-best time earlier this season of 20:06. Becker, a junior from Guelph, Ontario, Canada, is only the second Tulsa woman to qualify for the NCAA Championships twice, along with Fride Vullum, who finished 61st in 1998 and 95th in 1999. It has been a year of firsts for Tulsa's women's cross country team: first All-American and first conference champion, along with the best finish in school history at regionals.
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