Poll: Most don’t want to see LSU-Tulane continue football series

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Forty-six percent of people who responded to an online survey say LSU and Tulane shouldn’t continue their football series. Nineteen percent of people who participated in an online survey say they don’t care if the Tigers and Green Wave continue their rivalry. Another 19% say the series should continue, but only if LSU and Tulane alternate home games with each other, while 16% say the series should continue, but only if a majority of games are played in Tiger Stadium. Nearly 1,700 people participated in the survey. Saturday’s game marks the end of LSU and Tulane’s football series, although the Tigers and Green Wave will play one more game in the Louisiana Superdome at a yet-to-be-determined date.

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