The 2022 Cotton Bowl between Tulane and USC will give the Green Wave a chance at their biggest win in decades while the Trojans try to finish strong.
The last time USC and Tulane met in a bowl game, they squared off in the 1931 Rose Bowl. They’re about to battle for the second time in the postseason and fourth in history in this year’s Cotton Bowl.
The Green Wave got into the New Year’s Six as the top Group of 5 champion. The Trojans were hoping to punch a ticket to the College Football Playoff, but their loss to Utah in the Pac-12 title game sent them to Arlington instead.
Now, the question is whether Tulane can make a statement or USC can avoid a letdown.
Cotton Bowl 2022: Tulane vs USC live stream, TV channel listing
- Matchup: Tulane vs. USC
- Time: 1:00 p.m. ET
- Location: AT&T Stadium in Arlington, TX
- TV Channel: ESPN
- Live stream: Watch ESPN | Fubo TV
You can catch the game on ESPN at 1:00 p.m. ET.
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USC Cotton Bowl opt-outs
- WR Jordan Addison (injury)
- OL Andrew Vorhees (injury/draft)
- OL Brett Neilon (injury)
- LB Ralen Goforth (transfer)
USC’s offense will be without All-American left guard Andrew Vorhees, center and Rimington Award finalist Brett Neilon and wide receiver Jordan Addison. Vorhees missed the Pac-12 title game with injury and will focus on the NFL Draft. Neilon and Addison suffered injuries that will keep them out.
On defense, linebacker Ralen Goforth entered the transfer portal and committed to Washington, so he’s not joining the team in Arlington.
Tulane Cotton Bowl opt-outs
- WR Dea Dea McDougle (injury)
Wide receiver Dea Dea McDougle who had 23 catches for 236 yards and a touchdown this season left the team in November. Otherwise, the Green Wave will be at full strength.
Tulane vs USC Cotton Bowl radio broadcast information
USC fans in Southern California can listen to the Cotton Bowl on AM 790 KABC with Pete Arbogast and Shaun Cody on the call. Coverage will include two-hour pre- and post-game shows featuring the likes of Max Browne, Su’a Cravens, Jordan Moore and Jason Schwartz. Sirius XM listeners can go to channel 137 or 197 to listen.
Local Tulane fans can tune their dials to 104.1 The Spot or head to Sirius XM channel 81 for the game.
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