Ryan Cole

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Lau and the ‘Cats took on the field at the ITA Sectional Championships.

The lake slate is over, as Northwestern will play its final two home games at Wrigley Field, the site of last year’s crushing, fate-sealing loss against Iowa. The first of those two games is tomorrow against big, bad No. 2 Ohio State. This feels like more of a tune-up game for the Buckeyes, as they begin an important final stretch with subsequent contests against No. 5 Indiana and arch-rival Michigan. For the ‘Cats, well, it’s going to be a tough one as they look to secure enough wins (5 or 6, we’ll see) to participate in a bowl game. Here’s how Northwestern pulls of a miracle, and why Ohio State will probably roll:

‘Cats barely avoid disaster again in Barnhizer’s emphatic return.

Northwestern couldn’t get the job done in its final contest of a lost season.

Everyone shake it off already? It’s ok if you haven’t. I mean, come on, a buzzer beater? After what happened against Butler and against Dayton? Not cool, basketball gods, not cool. Don’t even get my Bears fan colleagues started.

The portal is open, and Northwestern has already made some offers.

San Francisco recently passed legislation that should effectively save small businesses, such as bars and restaurants, a combined total of $10 million.

Northwestern basketball had a lot of high points over the past few years, as well as some crushing losses. It’s had moments where the program feels on the verge of slipping back into irrelevancy and moments where it feels like this success will never end. But one thing is for certain. When the ‘Cats are hot, it’s really fun. And they’ve got one of those hot stretches going right now.

Don’t panic, but there are some things to figure out in ‘Cats basketball land.