Northwestern writer idowling11 says just about everything has gone wrong for the Wildcats this season but he expects Pat Fitzgerald to be back for at least one more season.
, for a look at why the Wildcats have lost seven games in a row, whether Pat Fitzgerald could lose his job as a result of this season’s struggles, what a new stadium means for Northwestern’s future and whether the home team has any chance of making Saturday’s game competitive.
A 1-7 team obviously has more weaknesses than strengths, but if you had to say something positive about this Northwestern team, what would it be?Straying from the obvious, which is that Peter Skoronski will likely be named an All-American tackle, I’ll focus on Brendan Sullivan instead. The sophomore took over at quarterback for Ryan Hilinski during NU’s blowout loss to Wisconsin almost a month ago and hasn’t looked back.
It’s hard to imagine Northwestern firing Pat Fitzgerald, but the Wildcats are now just 4-16 since the start of last season. Is his seat starting to warm up at all?Even if Northwestern finishes 1-11, athletic director Derrick Gragg will probably hold off on pulling the trigger after this season, though a glance at Wildcat Twitter would tell you a different story.
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