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Unfortunately, the tourney was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and the ’Cats missed out on thrilling Evanston with their postseason exploits.</p>\n    <p class="last-graf-results">Given you like things out of your league, this sounds like a good match for you.</p>\n    ',image:"url('https://northbynorthwestern.com/content/images/2020/06/IMG_0486-1.jpeg')",source:"Photo by Brandi Simpson / North by Northwestern"},{name:"2018 Football",blurb:'<p>You’re not looking for something serious, but you like a date who has a solid vibe to them. You’re just trying to have some fun.\n    </p>\n    <p>As a result, we recommend the 2018 football squad, who somehow found their way into the Big Ten Championship game after losing games to Akron and Duke early. 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Coach Gary Barnett and junior linebacker Pat Fitzgerald were among the highlights for the team, culminating in a trip to Pasadena to square off against USC.\n    </p>\n    <p>Unfortunately, there was no storybook ending for the ’Cats, as they were without Fitzgerald after he broke his leg against Iowa. They narrowly lost to USC 41-32, but made a statement: the losing days were over.\n    </p>\n    <p class="last-graf-results">I mean, it doesn’t get more ambitious than that. </p>\n    ',image:"url('https://northbynorthwestern.com/content/images/2020/10/football.JPG')",source:"Photo by Brandi Simpson / North by Northwestern"},{name:"2017 Basketball",blurb:'<p>You like partying hard and not living up to your full potential? If so, you should check out the 2017 basketball team.\n    </p>\n    <p>Basketball and Northwestern don’t exactly mix; it took 68 years for Northwestern to make it to the NCAA tournament for the first time, one of the longest droughts in the history of college sports. But when they made it there, it was truly a sight to behold, as campus exploded in fits of passion and excitement as they watched their team fight out a tough season in the Big Ten and two tumbling games in Salt Lake City.\n    </p>\n    <p>Unfortunately, despite returning a massive amount of their core, their coach and a new arena to boot, the ’Cats have not yet been able to return to their winning ways, leaving many experts to wonder: what happened to that excitement?\n    </p>\n    <p class="last-graf-results">But hey, you can always get a free shirt out of their games.\n    </p>\n    ',image:"url('https://northbynorthwestern.com/content/images/2020/10/2017bb.JPG')",source:"Photo by Ika Qiao / North by Northwestern"},{name:"Laking the Posts and the Losing Streak",blurb:'<p>Let’s get something out of the way: we don’t condone violence and we don’t condone toxic relationships.\n    </p>\n    <p>But from 1979-1982, Northwestern had a pretty rough relationship with their football team, as the ’Cats would lose 34 straight games, and only saw one victory over four years. When the team lost their record-breaking 29th straight, the students broke, storming the field and chanting “we’re the worst!” as they tore down the goalposts.\n\n    </p>\n    <p>A season later, when the ’Cats finally won a game against Northern Illinois, the same scene happened, but with a cooler ending: the fans picked up the posts, carried them the whopping 1.3 miles back to campus, and tossed them into the lake. The headlines? ’Cats win, fans go berserk, posts go surfing.\n\n    </p>\n    <p class="last-graf-results">Granted, it looks like a ton of fun at the time, but you’d have to go through four years of heartbreak just to have one moment of ecstasy. 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Fencing was a relatively new sport for the NCAA, and only just got approval to hold a national championship in December of 1940. It was a very small affair, as only four events were held: epee, sabre, foil and team three-weapon.\n    </p>\n    <p>Northwestern won the tourney on the back of Edward McNamara, who won the foil event, and the team’s three weapon performance in the final, beating 19 schools to win the first ever NCAA Championship. Critics noted, however, their performance was undermined by the fact that a lot of elite fencing institutions were in Princeton, competing in the Intercollegiate Fencing Association Championships, known as the “official” championship then.\n    </p>\n    <p class="last-graf-results">But hey! 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