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	Darington Hobson eyes the basket while shooting a free throw on Saturday Jan. 9 at The Pit. Hobson, who had 14 points, did all he could to will UNM to victory over UNLV. The Lobos, however, fell short because of a lack of defensive effort.
Sports

Spotty defense troubles Lobos in rare home loss

In a sense, what Kendall Wallace did to Steve Alford’s Lobos was poetic justice. Alford, renowned in his heyday for his artistic 3-point stroke, forced teams to extend their man-to-man defenses and do away with zones. This time it was Wallace, salting the Lobos’ wounds by peppering in a barrage of 3-pointers.




	Guard Phillip McDonald skies past Darko Cohadarevic during Tuesday’s
game against Texas Tech at The Pit. The Lobos defeated the Red Raiders
90-75 and are 13-1 overall.
Sports

Lobo basketball scoreboard--December 29

#19 New Mexico 90-#20 Texas Tech 75 Pat Knight said his No. 20 Texas Tech Red Raiders played satisfied and overconfident in the 90-75 thumping handed to them by the UNM men’s basketball team at The Pit on Tuesday. “What it is — you have a hungry team here at New Mexico,” Knight said.





	Wyoming wide receiver David Leonard sprints during a play at the New Mexico Bowl at University Stadium on Saturday.
Sports

Pokes conquer at NM Bowl

Nope, these Pokes don’t fear December —mainly because they’re rarely playing come this time of year. This time, Wyoming was here for the New Mexico Bowl, but the team straglled 11 points behind favored Fresno State (8-4 overall) in the fourth quarter. The Cowboys, however, fought back, closing a 28-17 fourth-quarter deficit, in which they needed a touchdown, two point conversion and late-game field goal to stage the improbable. These Pokes got a touchdown, the two-point conversion and field goal — plus an additional touchdown in the second overtime of Saturday’s game, giving them a 35-28 at University Stadium. The Pokes’ quarterback Austyn Carta-Samuels, who was named offensive MVP at the conclusion of the game, completed a 13-yard touchdown pass, his third of the game, to wide receiver David Leonard, helping the Cowboys win their first bowl in five years.


	Fresno State’s Jamel Hamler is tackled by Wyoming’s Chris Prosinski during the New Mexico Bowl at University Stadium on Saturday.
Sports

NM should embrace role as bowl game host

Some people in the U.S. don’t know that New Mexico is a member of the union, let alone that the state hosts a Bowl game. But over the last two years, the rest of the country ought to have picked up on the New Mexico Bowl. Wyoming — led by first-year head coach Dave Christensen and freshman quarterback Austyn Carta-Samuels — defeated Fresno State, 35-28, in a double-overtime thriller in the fourth installment of the Land of Enchantment’s very own ESPN football game. I didn’t think that the game would be a contest between the Cowboys and the Bulldogs, or that it would go into two overtimes.



The Setonian
News

Three-year study analyzes women teaching medicine

UNM is teaming up with two other research institutions to determine why an estimated 40 percent of women leave academic medicine before they’ve spent seven years in the field. The study will evaluate the effectiveness of three national programs that aim to give women resources to succeed as teachers in the medical field.



	Medical marijuana patient Jose Pacheco, left, and his friend Len Coleman stand in the Harold Runnels Building in Santa Fe after a Department of Health Medical Cannabis Advisory Committee meeting Friday. Pacheco attended the meeting to petition for cluster-type migraines to be added as a condition that qualifies for the Medical Cannabis Program.
News

Cannabis won't treat Hepatitis C

On Friday, panelists from the Department of Health’s Medical Cannabis Advisory Committee approved four new conditions for DOH Secretary Alfredo Vigil to consider adding to the program. Jose Pacheco, a medical cannabis card holder, attended the meeting to petition for cluster-type headaches and migraines to be eligible for treatment with medical cannabis. “Seven moths ago I underwent brain surgery,” Pacheco said at the meeting.


The Setonian
News

Priorities set before January budget cuts

Like everyone else, President Schmidly doesn’t know what kind of budget cuts the State Legislature will mandate at its January session. However, he does know how to deal with the cuts when they arrive. At the Board of Regents’ Finance and Facilities committee meeting Thursday, Schmidly outlined his priorities in budget reductions and reallocations.



The Setonian
Sports

Junior's success drives team to excellence

Trying to get UNM’s star right-side hitter Taylor Hadfield to talk about her successes is like pulling teeth. The 6’1” junior from Corte Madera, Calif., isn’t one to boast, though she has every right to. Hadfield led the UNM volleyball team in kills for most of the season, finishing the year with 2.63 kills per set and a .252 hitting percentage.


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