Year 2 make-or-break for Locksley's Lobos
Instant gratification is an unfortunate byproduct of living in a microwave era. In that regard, Lobo football head coach Mike Locksley’s glass-half-full approach has, so far, worked against him.
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Instant gratification is an unfortunate byproduct of living in a microwave era. In that regard, Lobo football head coach Mike Locksley’s glass-half-full approach has, so far, worked against him.
Such cavalier attire for such a momentous decision.
Just. Like. That. “One play,” said running backs coach Darrell Dickey, “and it’s done.” Suddenly and callously.
Gone are the days of the composite tailback. College football no longer lends itself to a do-it-all, one-man show in the backfield. As is becoming commonplace, programs tend to rely on a revolving door of running backs.
On the seventh day, God took a welcome respite from work. On the seventh day of spring practice, Lobo head football coach Mike Locksley worked his quarterbacks through a day of “live” action.
As they walked westward into the sun, all that was visible were the backs of three Lobos, the only distinguishable feature being the numbers on their jerseys.
The only possible explanation for Lobo pitcher Samantha Gatson’s “it’s not that bad” attitude is she’s being tutored by the University’s famous eternal optimist, Mike Locksley.
The more Steve Alford talked, the more apparent it was how inane the sensational speculation is about his possible departure to fill a coaching vacancy elsewhere.
SAN JOSE, Calif. —
SAN JOSE, Calif. — As he sat there, hands folded in the locker room, a pained expression on his face, Dairese Gary recounted the agony he felt when the UNM men’s basketball team’s magic-carpet-ride season was expiring before his eyes. The season witnessed the Lobos win their first NCAA Tournament game in 11 years.
*Washington 82-68 New Mexico *
There’s no question Darington Hobson is a performer.
*Men’s basketball vs. Washington 3:50 p.m MT. on CBS*
Men’s basketball vs. Washington Saturday on CBS
Today’s game will settle New Mexico and Montana’s war of words
LAS VEGAS ⎯ Where in the world is Kawhi Leonard — in San Diego? As in San Diego State. Not California. Not Southern California. None of those aforementioned Pac-10 schools expressed considerable interest in Leonard.
LAS VEGAS — What’s good for the Mountain West Conference is good for the UNM men’s basketball team. As it goes, the Lobos’ inch-away-from-life-or-death 72-69 loss to fourth-seeded San Diego State is individually souring but collectively empowering for the conference.
LAS VEGAS — In the corridor of Lobo legends, Darington Hobson might one day find his portrait comfortably positioned between former Lobos Danny Granger and J.R. Giddens.
LAS VEGAS — It was an exhibition of the insanely uninteresting.
LAS VEGAS — In the city of one-night stands, the UNM men’s basketball team’s relationship with the Mountain West Conference Tournament is promiscuously quick.