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UNM tailback Rodney Ferguson carries a pass in the third quarter against BYU on Saturday at University Stadium.
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Lobos use bye to fix mistakes

After a frustrating loss to BYU, the UNM football team will have extra time to get banged-up players healthy and prepare for Wyoming. UNM head coach Rocky Long said his team is also hoping to correct some mistakes during the bye week.









UNM's Jermaine McQueen returns a kickoff to the 28-yardline during the fourth quarter of Saturday's 31-24 loss against BYU.
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Fourth-quarter plan goes awry

The Lobos were down by seven points in the final minutes of Saturday's game, facing fourth down and four yards. Head coach Rocky Long bet the Lobo defense could hold BYU to three plays and get the ball back for one more shot. He bet wrong.



UNM's Gayle Tripp serves the ball during practice drills in Johnson Gym on Thursday.
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UNM player leads from behind

Junior Gayle Tripp spends most of her time trying to thwart attacks. Tripp is UNM's libero - a defensive player who may pass, serve and dig balls but can't attack inside the 10-foot line or over the height of the net.






UNM's Matt Quillen jumps over Sacramento State's Jerome Jenkins in the third quarter Saturday at University Stadium. The Lobos won 58-0.
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UNM leaves Hornets scoreless

What word would you use to describe a team that scores 30 points on 276 yards of total offense in the first half alone? Commanding? Dominant, perhaps? Lobo head coach Rocky Long says the more appropriate word would be lazy. That was his assessment after his team's 58-0 trouncing of Sacramento State on Saturday. Long said his team started out flat, but showed maturity in the latter part of the game.



The Setonian
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Soccer scores win away from home

The UNM men's soccer team started its two-game road trip with a bang, downing Cal-State Northridge 4-0 on Thursday in Northridge, Calif.


UNM's Victoria Tessmar returns a volley during practice Tuesday at the UNM Tennis Complex.
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Tennis welcomes two international players

by Brandon Call Daily Lobo After four seniors graduated last season, the UNM women's tennis team added two international players to its 2007 lineup. Freshmen Emma Hayman and Victoria Tessmar join the Lobos for the 2007-08 season. Head coach Kathy Kolankiewicz said the recruits will gain experience before the upcoming spring season.

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