Following a winless 1921 season, Northwestern set up a committee to investigate the problem with its football team. The committee recommended for the school to promote athletics, and for alumni to actively recruit high school football players to attend NU and join the team.
After suffering through a losing 1921 season, Northwestern established a review committee to address problems with its football team. This group suggested improving athletic programs and encouraging alumni to actively recruit high school football players to attend NU and play on the team.