Northwestern quarterback C.J. Bacher will be looking to lead his team to a 6-0 record today against Michigan State and Javon Ringer, who has already rushed for 988 yards this season.
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When Jimi Hendrix wrote ''Purple Haze,'' the classic guitar riff came before the title and the lyrics. When Northwestern's ''Purple Haze'' attempts to convert Ryan Field into a foreboding soundstage of rabid magenta today, it will be five straight victories and a dramatic amp-up in hope that came before the color-coded Wildcats fan frenzy.
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When Jimi Hendrix wrote ''Purple Haze,'' the classic guitar riff came before the title and the lyrics. When Northwestern's ''Purple Haze'' attempts to convert Ryan Field into a foreboding home soundstage of rabid magenta today, it will be five consecutive victories and a dramatic amp-up in hope that came before the color-coded Wildcats fan frenzy.
If the early returns are any indication, Kirk Hinrich may have to guard against frustration as much as any opposing player while he transitions in the Bulls' backcourt. Hinrich, who has moved mostly to off guard since the arrival of No. 1 draft pick Derrick Rose, was all but lost in the shuffle of the Bulls' shaky offense in Thursday's preseason-opening loss to the Dallas Mavericks.
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