Preview: Detroit Titans at Tulane Green Wave NEW ORLEANS (Interstat) — The Tulane women’s basketball team looks to build on a decisive victory and climb above .500 when it hosts the struggling Detroit Titans at Devlin Fieldhouse on Sunday. The Green Wave (5-6) routed Delaware State 76-44 on Saturday, showcasing a stifling defense that forced 24 turnovers. Forward Amira Mabry anchored the effort with 8 points and 11 rebounds. Mabry, averaging 10.5 points over her last six games, will be a focal point against Detroit’s frontcourt. Detroit (3-7) arrives seeking to halt a two-game skid after falling 64-55 to Mercer on Saturday. The Titans have lost five of their last seven, with their victories coming against IU Indy and Cleveland State earlier this month. A key matchup will feature Detroit’s top offensive threat, guard Makayla Jackson, against Tulane’s perimeter defense. Jackson is coming off a 12-point performance at Robert Morris and has scored in double figures in five of her last six contests, including a 16-point outing in the win over IU Indy. Tulane’s schedule has featured a mix of power conference opponents and closer contests, including a narrow loss to Missouri State. Detroit’s season includes a blowout loss to Michigan but also demonstrates an ability to win tight games, as seen in their two recent home victories. This non-conference matchup serves as a final tune-up for both programs before league play intensifies in January. Tulane begins American Athletic Conference action on Jan. 3, while Detroit opens Horizon League play on Jan. 2. The game tips off at Devlin Fieldhouse on Sunday afternoon.