SPORTS Men’s Soccer See our choices OPINION Pollick NU falls short in match against for best ‘GameDay’ Why NU students Michigan State » PAGE 8 should get out of the High 64 signs » PAGE 4 bubble » PAGE 6 Low 44 The Daily Northwestern DAILYNORTHWESTERN.COM Monday, October 7, 2013 Find us online @thedailynu Bucked in the red zone Cats fight to the finish but drop ball at Ryan Field Fitzgerald expressed annoyance with By ALEX PUTTERMAN the fourth-down call. !"#$% &'(#)* &+",,'* “I thought they spotted it where he @AlexPutt-. initially fumbled the ball,” he said. “It just seems like anytime there’s that big scrum, ESPN’s “College GameDay” broad- you’re going to hear, ‘0e call stands.’ I cast from Evanston went o/ like a dream don’t like that call. I hate ‘the call stands.’ Saturday morning. 0en, Northwestern It usually means ‘there’s something there, matched Ohio State blow for blow for but we can’t see it.’” more than three quarters Saturday night. At several points, the Cats appeared in An above-capacity student section at control. NU led .--37 at hal2ime, as Col- Ryan Field prepared to explode onto the ter caught one touchdown and rushed for 1eld. another in the 1rst. 0e Buckeyes scored But a succession of misfortunes le2 their lone pre-hal2ime touchdown on a the Cats a few points behind with seconds blocked NU punt that Ohio State recov- to play, and when the Buckeyes jumped ered in the end zone. on an errant NU lateral to end the game 0e Cats took a 3--point lead with with a touchdown, campus moaned in an early-second half 1eld goal, but Ohio disappointment. State’s Hyde, who 1nished with 368 yards 0e No. 34 Cats (5-3) lost to the No. rushing, scored two touchdowns within 5 Buckeyes (6--) 5--7- in a nation- a few minutes, and the Buckeyes led Annabel Edwards/Daily Senior Staffer ally televised thriller that lived up to its for the 1rst time since the early second COME TOGETHER Senior wide receiver Mike Jensen talks to his Wildcat teammates Saturday. Facing a immense buildup in every way but NU’s quarter. A2er the Cats responded with daunting Ohio State, Northwestern wanted to prove it could compete with the best in the nation. The team end result. 0e game featured six lead a quick scoring drive, Hyde’s third score ultimately fell 40-30 at home. changes, the last of which — a rushing and NU’s ensuing failed drives ended the touchdown from Ohio State’s Carlos Cats’ upset aspirations. Hyde with 7 minutes and 58 seconds to “We’ve got to make the plays when ‘College GameDay’ shines spotlight on NU play — condemned the Cats to a heart- they present themselves,” Fitzgerald said. breaking loss. “We can’t turn the ball over. We’ve got to show, which airs every Saturday from as 6 p.m. Friday. “We played a darn good football team score touchdowns instead of 1eld goals By JOSEPH DIEBOLD the location of the week’s top game, set At the end of the show, ESPN ana- tonight,” coach Pat Fitzgerald said. “For in the red zone.” !"#$% &'(#)* &+",,'* up last week on the Lake1ll, ahead of lyst Lee Corso correctly predicted Ohio most of the game, able to go toe to toe. We 0ere were positives for the Cats on @josephdiebold the Wildcats’ Saturday night matchup State as the eventual victor by donning just ended up a few plays short.” both sides of the ball. Senior running against Ohio State. 0e show’s visit the head of Brutus Buckeye, garnering A2er Hyde’s score, NU pushed the ball back Venric Mark returned from injury Moments a2er 8 a.m. Saturday, view- marked its 1rst time in Evanston since loud boos from the NU crowd. Brent into Ohio State’s territory, but the Cats to accumulate 46 yards on the ground ers across the country heard ESPN host NU faced Iowa in 3::4, although it also Musburger (Medill ‘6.) was featured as were stopped inches short of a 1rst down. and 4- more through the air, and senior Chris Fowler open the 1rst broadcast of broadcast from Wrigley Field in .-3- the show’s guest picker, coming out in a On fourth and short, senior quarterback wide receiver Rashad Lawrence reined “College GameDay” from Northwest- when the Cats took on Illinois. custom purple No. 4 jersey. Kain Colter gathered a bobbled snap and in eight passes for 35: yards. ern in 38 years. With signs ranging from irreverent A who’s who of NU names visited the lunged forward toward the 1rst-down 0e Cats’ defense forced three turn- “0ese hardcores have waited their (“Kanye named his baby a2er us”) to “GameDay” set. University President marker. 0e o9cials spotted the ball just overs from Ohio State quarterback Brax- whole lives for a game like this, a pro- academic (“Urban Meyer cites Wikipe- Morton Schapiro and athletic director short of the measuring sticks and upheld ton Miller, who completed 34 of his .6 gram that in decades past was laughed dia”) to slightly vulgar (“our endowment Jim Phillips chatted with guests. Football the play upon review. 0ough the Cats pass attempts and averaged four yards at, picked on, put down, pushed around,” is bigger than yours”), students packed coach Pat Fitzgerald was interviewed on regained possession minutes later, the on 3; rushes. Fowler said. “It’s revenge of the nerds the pit behind the show’s set well before the show and Mike Greenberg (Medill last-ditch lateral play ended with the these days.” the sun rose over Lake Michigan. Some Buckeyes in the end zone. A2erward, » See FOOTBALL, page 7 ESPN’s college football preview students arrived at the Lake1ll as early » See COLLEGE GAMEDAY, page 7 Hakeem brothers’ Indie band deaths ruled Grouplove to open homicides at A&O Blowout More than two months after the Indie band Grouplove will open Hakeem brothers were shot and for Childish Gambino at A&O’s Blow- killed in their downtown Evanston out concert Oct. 33, the organization business, their deaths have been announced Sunday night. ruled homicides, according to the Tickets for the concert go on sale 3- Cook County medical examiner’s a.m. Monday through the Norris Box office. O9ce website. They died from multiple gunshot Grouplove released its second album, wounds, the medical examiner’s “Spreading Rumours,” on Sept. 3;. 0e Source: Dan Dyer on Flickr office said Friday morning. group’s debut album, “Never Trust a A&O Grouplove performs at a The cause and manner of their Happy Song,” included “Tongue Tied,” 2011 concert. A&O announced deaths had been classified as “pend- which went platinum. 0e group has Sunday night the alternative rock ing further investigation” until last performed at festivals such as Coachella, band would open for Childish week. Source: Farheen Hakeem Bonnaroo and Lollapalooza. Gambino at Friday’s A&O Blowout. Azim Hakeem, 78, and Mobeen ONGOING INVESTIGATION The shooting deaths of Azim and Mobeen Doors to Welsh-Ryan Arena will Hakeem, 75, were found shot to Hakeem were ruled homicides last week. The brothers were shot to death open at 6:34 p.m., and a special guest Grouplove is “energetic and has fun death the night of July 7- in the base- July 30 in their tobacco shop in downtown Evanston. Their mother has of Childish Gambino will perform at ; music.” ment of Evanston Pipe & Tobacco, said that that Evanston police “find nothing.” p.m., followed by Grouplove. Childish “You want an opener that has high :.7 Davis St. Gambino will perform at : p.m. energy,” she said. “We place such a high Family members believe the five shots,” she said. their deaths. A&O sent out a poll in the spring spe- importance on making our shows enjoy- brothers were working at the shop On Thursday evening, Cmdr. Jay She singled out the Evanston ci1cally for Blowout and stressed that it able as a live experience.” previously run by their father when Parrott said there are “no indica- Police Department. played a role in selecting performers. A&O chairman Demetrios Cokinos they were taken to the basement and tors” the fatal shootings were a hate “They find nothing,” Mahjabeen “Because indie and rap were our two said Grouplove complements Childish shot multiple times. crime. Hakeem told The Daily last month. highest genres, we were really excited Gambino well. Farheen Hakeem, the brothers’ “But we don’t ever discount “We don’t know anything.” to get people from both genres,” A&O “0ey are both high energy and sister, said Mobeen Hakeem was shot information people bring to us,” he At the time, Parrott said detec- spokeswoman Rosalind Mowitt said of engage with the crowd,” the Commu- five times in the head, which has led added. tives were “working on leads” and the poll results. “(Grouplove) also did nication senior said. “I’m super excited her parents to suspect a hate crime. The brothers’ mother said last forensics testing of evidence. pretty well on the poll, especially for an for the show.” “My parents believe you must be month that she is growing impa- opener.” really angry at somebody if you do tient with the investigation into —Patrick Svitek 0e Weinberg senior added that — Tyler Pager Serving the University and Evanston since 1881 INSIDE Around Town 2 | On Campus 3 | Opinion 6 | Classi!eds & Puzzles 7 | Sports 8 2 NEWS | THE DAILY NORTHWESTERN MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2013 Hard work has paid o! in this award, but even more so in Residents, city hail “ this wonderful neighborhood we have.