For the second consecutive season Purdue came to Welsh-Ryan arena sporting the #1 ranking. For the second consecutive season Northwestern knocked them off their perch. For the second consecutive season the students swarmed the floor after the final horn to celebrate. Tonight we bask in the glory of what may be the greatest game a Northwestern Basketball player has ever played in the Purple and White as Boo Buie went off for 31 points, 9 assists and 0 turnovers. Oh, and did we mention that NU Football is on their way to Vegas?

The LOLHat is back in town! In the final ever Big Ten West game, Northwestern and Illinois put on a show that will be long remembered. Was it wild? Yeah. Was it back and forth? Sure. Did it take years off our lives? Definitely. Did it keep Illinois out of the postseason while also clinching Northwestern 2nd place in the Big Ten West and 5th place in the conference overall? Oh hell yeah!

To call this season unprecedented would be putting it lightly. With a win last Saturday against Purdue, Northwestern clinched a spot in a Bowl Game this season. After the game we celebrated the end of an era as we officially close the doors on this incarnation of Ryan Field. Joining us to dive into the significance of it all is Jay Sharman from Lake The Posts and TeamWork Media to bring a historical perspective on this season and much more.

After a dominating win against the Badgers up in Madison, it's high time that the Wildcats #RemoveTheTag and make David Braun the Head Coach moving forward. Northwestern imposed their will against Wisconsin and for all intents and purposes, the game was over at halftime. Now, the Cats return home to play what in all likelihood will be the final game at Ryan Field in its current incarnation.

It was a rock fight at Wrigley Field with Iowa eking out the win with a last second 53 yard FG. We knew Iowa's D was good and good it was. But with 3 winnable games left on the schedule, the Wildcats drive for 6 is still quite alive.

At our tailgate prior to the Maryland game, John had the chance to talk with Walt Versen and Roland Mesa, the Executive Producer and Director respectively of an upcoming documentary about 6 Northwestern Offensive Linemen who found themselves as the security detail for one of the hottest Rock and Roll groups of all time, Queen.

October is over and your Northwestern Wildcats are 4-4. After a great win against Maryland, we look ahead to this weekend's game against Iowa at Wrigley Field where there's a very good chance the final score may be just like a baseball score.

In a game where the NU defense did everything they could to keep the Cats in it, it's a shame that the offense collapsed the way they did. Back breaking penalties, porous protection, and mental mistakes kept Northwestern out of the end zone. Now, with Maryland coming to town, we will see if this team can bounce back and get some momentum going into November.

With the NU Bye week coming smack dab in the middle of the season, we took this opportunity to sit down with 2/3 of the Editors-in-Chief of InsideNU to get a greater sense of where the Cats are and take the temperature of the program moving forward.

The annual FCS game can get a little nervey and this year was no different. It was a great day for Homecoming and Northwestern came away with the W. It would be easy to look at this game and see just another Wildcat struggle with an FCS team, but it's not quite that simple.