This team is
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Down 10 in the second half to a talented team, but they didn't give up.
They likely won't beat Illinois at home, but this is a great win.
I don't know how good Illinois will be on January 26, but they're likely to be much better by then. Of course, perhaps so will the Cats.
NU fans still getting all the entertainment they'll ever need at WR.
Incredible determination from NU.
Incredible determination from NU.
I said even when we were still down that this team fights like hell, even if we don’t win them all.
This team. Last year’s. The year before.
Each of the past three seasons, our team has suffered brutal loses — but every time, CCC has them prepared to compete the next game. It’s a credit to him and to the players he’s recruited.
I think they are a Viking ship.
Vikings inhabited a cold and forbidding land. They were not numerous, nor endowed with natural resources. Nor were they known for their technology.
But the Vikings were fearless. They took to the seas, exploring and fighting to secure their future. They became expert navigators, ranging as far west as Newfoundland (the first Europeans in North America) and east to the Volga River, the Baltic Coast, Constantinople, Arabia, and the Fertile Crescent.
They became expert sailors and navigators. Vikings achieved these voyages thanks to their longships. These ships were narrow, long, and light, built for speed and capable of beach landings, forays into estuaries and intercontinental rivers, and long portages.
Like a Viking longship, the Cats are a product of necessity and deliberate design. They are built for a specific purpose, and can handle a variety of conditions. The Vikings, as much as any European people, adapted to their circumstances, and the Viking ship was their crucible.
Vikings inhabited a cold and forbidding land. They were not numerous, nor endowed with natural resources. Nor were they known for their technology.
But the Vikings were fearless. They took to the seas, exploring and fighting to secure their future. They became expert navigators, ranging as far west as Newfoundland (the first Europeans in North America) and east to the Volga River, the Baltic Coast, Constantinople, Arabia, and the Fertile Crescent.
They became expert sailors and navigators. Vikings achieved these voyages thanks to their longships. These ships were narrow, long, and light, built for speed and capable of beach landings, forays into estuaries and intercontinental rivers, and long portages.
Like a Viking longship, the Cats are a product of necessity and deliberate design. They are built for a specific purpose, and can handle a variety of conditions. The Vikings, as much as any European people, adapted to their circumstances, and the Viking ship was their crucible.
