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Wildcat History The 1995 Season:
A Chronology
Northwestern
will celebrate the thirtieth anniversary of the legendary 1995 Wildcat
football team this Saturday. Here is an HTP post from the tenth anniversary: prepare for Saturday by reviewing a timeline of the events of the 1995 season...
Penn State Fires Franklin
Less
than 24 hours after NU stunned the Lions in Happy Valley, Penn State
has parted ways with James Franklin. He leaves PSU with nearly $50M in
parting gift money and a well-deserved reputation as a horse's ass. ESPN article.
Northwestern
turned in perhaps its best effort of the year, trading blows all day at
Beaver Stadium and coming away from Penn State with a 22-21 victory
against the country's preseason #2 team. For Northwestern, the win is
its third straight and rockets the 'Cats into bowl contention. On the
other side, Penn State has become the first team in at least 30 years
to lose two straight games in which it was a 20+ point favorite.
UPDATED: a MAJOR update to the HTP bowl projections: we now predict a specific bowl!

Stone rocks it against PSU
[Getty Images]
SCHOOL RECOGNIZES
1876 TEAM;
NU NOW THE OLDEST
TEAM IN THE MIDWEST
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Wildcat Preview and Prediction
The Lowes Line: Penn State
'CATS SWAMP UL-MONROE, 42-7
A
lot of things went Northwestern's way on Saturday: the team fired on
all cylinders to smack around UL-Monroe, 42-7, on the lakefront. And
UCLA, the Wildcats' victim last Saturday, turned around and upended
Penn State (NU's next opponent), making NU's win against the Bruins
look a lot more impressive.
'CATS HANG ON TO BEAT UCLA 17-14
NU
took a 17-point lead against UCLA, and then hung on for dear life, to
defeat the Bruins 17-14.
Season and postseason projections have updated...
Wildcat History The NU - UCLA Series
We continue our posts featuring NU's series with some of its opponents this year. Next up: the UCLA Bruins...
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"...It will always be my school, our school."
--Gary Barnett, as quoted by Teddy Greenstein

HTP first updated: July 12, 2000
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