Defense leads Cats to victory in season opener
UPDATED Aug. 30 | Led by safety Brendan Smith, NU's new-look defense stole the spotlight in Saturday's 30-10 win over Syracuse. | Notebook: After some early bumps, NU's new no-huddle offense collected 484 total yards.…
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Notebook: Fast-paced offense racks up stats, winNew linemen, Bachér have strong days in opener
There were two big questions facing the Northwestern offense heading into this season: How well would the unit execute new offensive coordinator Mick McCall's no-huddle offense, and how well would an inexperienced offensive line perform? The Wildcats took a big step toward answering both questions in Saturday's season opener.…
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NU escapes Duke with hardfought win
UPDATED Sept. 8 | The Cats are now 2-0 heading into this Saturday's home game against Southern Illinois. Read our live blog of the game here.…
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Football notebook: Duke win comes with lots of questions
Durham, N.C. - Despite leaving here with a win, the Cats return home with questions that have to be answered.
NU got off to a sluggish start both offensively and defensively. Duke went 72 yards on 11 plays on its opening drive, putting NU in an early 7-0 hole.…
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Gill suspended for season opener, first week of camp
Updated 7:30 p.m. Tuesday | Northwestern will open its 2008 season without one of its key leaders on defense.…
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Approaching the opener, Cats have a mouthful of questions
Updated 2:15 p.m. Friday | With its season opener a little more than three weeks away, the Northwestern football team held its Media Day on Thursday after an open practice. Here are five key observations: Hankwitz making presence felt The players are the ones out on the field, making - or not making - plays.…
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Former NU swimmer takes silver medal in Beijing
Former Northwestern swimmer Matt Grevers won the silver medal in the 100-meter backstroke at the 2008 Summer Olympics on Monday night (Tuesday morning in Beijing).
After setting an Olympic record in his semifinal swim, Grevers finished the finals in 53.11 seconds.…
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