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Wide receiver Marcus Smith returns a kickoff during the Lobos 34-31 victory over the Falcons on Thursday at University Stadium.
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UNM defeats Air Force 34-31

In a game with five lead changes, the UNM football team held the advantage when it mattered most Thursday at University Stadium. Rodney Ferguson ran for two touchdowns on 146 total yards, and John Sullivan kicked four field goals in the Lobos' 34-31 win against Air Force.


Wide receiver Travis Brown, who led the Mountain West Conference in receiving yards last season, answers questions during a May news conference at the Tow Diehm Athletics Facility.
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Lobos prepare for big conference matchup

With five games left on the schedule, Thursday's contest against Air Force may be the most important one of the season for the UNM football team. If the Lobos knock off the Falcons, they will be in sole possession of second place in the Mountain West Conference and keep their hopes alive of winning the conference championship.




The Setonian
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Lobos take loss, tie over the weekend

The UNM women's soccer team had a disappointing weekend, dropping a home game Friday and ending in a draw on the road Sunday. The Lobos went into overtime with UNLV on Friday at the UNM Soccer Complex, falling 2-1 in the extra period. UNM's Alexis Ball scored the only Lobo goal, putting UNM on the scoreboard in the 64th minute.


The Setonian
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U.S., Mexico tie 1-1 in last game of series

A bruised and battered U.S. Women's National Team narrowly avoided an upset by Mexico on Saturday. With the U.S. team fresh off its third-place finish at the 2007 Women's World Cup in China, the injured Women's National Team concluded its three-game series with Mexico at University Stadium on Saturday.


UNM forward Gardner Morrow attempts to avoid UNLV defender Keegan Uderitz during Saturday's 2-1 win at the University Stadium.
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Soccer bests UNLV

It took the Lobos a while to get warmed up, but once forward Chris Wright put the first goal on the board, the UNM men's soccer team dominated play in its 2-1 win over UNLV. The Rebels packed players in the defense and relied on counter-attacks for offensive play in Saturday's game at University Stadium.


UNM's Emma Hayman hits a backhand during the Women's Tennis Individual at the UNM Tennis Complex on Sunday.
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Tennis triumphs at home tourney

If the UNM women's tennis team was worried about its upcoming season, it can put its uncertainties to rest after this weekend. Three Lobo singles players and a doubles team reached the finals of the UNM Fall Individual Invitational this weekend at the UNM Tennis Complex.


The Setonian
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Soccer may see record crowd

Staff Report When the UNM men's soccer team takes on UNLV this weekend, it may have the largest crowd in program history supporting it. The Lobos will play in University Stadium on Saturday, just a couple of hours after the USA Women's National Team plays against Mexico at the stadium.


UNM's Sandra Zmack hits a back hand during practice Tuesday at the UNM Tennis Complex. ------
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Lobos seek comeback in weekend tourneys

The UNM women's tennis team is gearing up for a busy weekend. Senior Lucy Scott, junior Ola Abou-Zekry and sophomore Sandra Zmak will compete in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association's Fall Regional Tournament in Tulsa, Okla.



The Setonian
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AP: Beckett's 7-1 win keeps Red Sox alive in ALCS

by Tom Withers The Associate Press CLEVELAND - Back to Boston they go. Just the Red Sox being the Red Sox. Josh Beckett, blocking out everything but Jason Varitek's target, dominated the Cleveland Indians for the second time, and Manny Ramirez drove in the go-ahead run with a 390-foot single as the Red Sox stayed alive in the AL championship series with a 7-1 win Thursday night in Game 5.


Utah Jazz's Ronnie Brewer dunks during the second quarter of an exhibition game at The Pit against the Sacramento Kings on Thursday.
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Pro sports come to the 505

Albuquerquens will get a taste of professional sports this weekend. The Pit hosted an NBA preseason matchup between the Sacramento Kings and the Utah Jazz on Thursday. About 7,500 fans watched the Kings top the Jazz 105-91.


Alexis Ball heads the ball during Sunday's 1-0 loss against TCU at the UNM Soccer Complex.
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TCU hands soccer first conference loss

The UNM women's soccer team lost for the first time in a month Sunday, falling 1-0 to TCU. The Lobos outplayed the Horned Frogs at the UNM Soccer Complex for most of the game, but they couldn't execute their scoring opportunities.


Tori Clarridge catches her breath after a swim meet against CSU at Seidler Natatorium on Saturday. Clarridge juggles swimming and nursing school.
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Swimmer succeeds in and out of water

For senior swimmer Tori Clarridge, her love of competition hasn't changed in the last four years - just the amount of responsibilities outside her sport. Clarridge said she had her clinical hours in the nursing program Thursday after swimming in four relay events against CSU in Seidler Natatorium.



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Basketball puts on show for fans

They didn't have any defenders in their faces, but Amy Beggin and Amanda Best put on a shooting clinic for fans at the Lobo Howl on Friday at The Pit. Beggin, the point guard on the UNM women's basketball team, needed an overtime in the women's 3-point competition to knock off Best in perhaps the most exciting part of the Howl.


The Setonian
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Soccer forward named MPSF Player of the Week

Staff Report UNM forward Chris Wright was named Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Player of the Week after his performance last weekend. Wright scored three goals in games against Denver and Air Force - the Lobos' first two conference games of the season.



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