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Ex-Lobos DonTrell Moore, 22, and Terrance Pennington, 79, walk off the field after the Lobos' 42-24 loss to Air Force in November at University Stadium. Pennington was drafted by the Buffalo Bills on Saturday with the 216th overall pick.
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Pennington picked up by Bills

Terrance Pennington became the second Lobo taken in the 2006 NFL Draft when he was selected by the Buffalo Bills in the seventh round.


Lobo Sandy Fortner took third in the women's long jump with a distance of 19-02 3/4 during the Don Kirby Memorial Invitational on Saturday at the Great Friends of UNM Track Stadium.
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UNM takes 1st in 10 events

Sophomore Whitney Johnson soared to a height of 13-00 3/4 to set a UNM women's pole vault record on Saturday. Johnson became the first UNM woman to clear 13 feet at the Don Kirby Memorial Invitational at the Great Friends of UNM Track Stadium.


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Golf team earns 4th MWC title

Jay Choi led the UNM men's golf team to its fourth consecutive Mountain West Conference Championship on Saturday in Bend, Ore., winning the individual title in the process.


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TCU tops UNM in MWC semifinals

The UNM women's tennis team fell to No. 1-seed Texas Christian University in the semifinals of the Mountain West Conference Championships, losing 4-1 Friday in San Diego.



Former Lobo center Ryan Cook takes the field at the beginning of the Lobos' game against Air Force at University Stadium in November.
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Put in work for chance to play

Ryan Cook's biggest football moment could come this weekend. After being a standout center for the UNM football team, Cook is preparing for Saturday's NFL Draft. Mel Kiper Jr. has Cook ranked as the fourth-highest center in the 2006 NFL Draft.


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Maryland signs former Lobo

The University of Maryland signed ex-Lobo Bambale Osby to a scholarship Thursday. As a freshman, Osby played in 31 of 33 games for the UNM men's basketball team during the 2004-2005 season. It was the same season the Lobos won the Mountain West Conference Tournament and made their first NCAA Tournament appearance in six years.



Lobo baseball players congratulate teammate Ian Hollick, 10, after he hit a home run during Saturday's doubleheader against Utah at Isotopes Park.
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UNM sweeps three-game series

Zach Arnett might have had a few reasons to wait until Sunday to hit his first home run. Maybe it took the true freshman a few months to transition from playing as a linebacker on the UNM football team to hitting a baseball.


Brandon Moss, left, looks to teammate Lance Watson, center, for a pass during the Lobos' College Cup semifinal victory against Clemson University in Cary, N.C., in December.
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Working to eliminate rookie label

Brandon Moss doesn't have any trouble remembering how blissful college soccer was now that he's a professional. If the ex-UNM men's soccer player made a mistake playing for the Lobos, it was no big deal, Moss said. As captain he led the Lobos to the NCAA National Championships.



UNM second basemen Kristina Schmallen drops the ball while San Diego outfielder Tamani Wells slides safe to second during the first game of a doubleheader Saturday at Lobo Field.
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MWC leaders crush UNM

The UNM softball team was unable to pull out a victory in the final home series of the season Sunday. The Lobos were swept by San Diego State in a doubleheader at Lobo Field and fell to 21-25 overall, 2-12 in the Mountain West Conference. SDSU improves to 27-8 overall and 12-0 in the MWC, best in the conference.



Lobo sophomore Jarrin Solomon receives the baton from Taylor Siemon during track practice at the Great Friends of UNM Track Stadium on Thursday.
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Top sprinter following in dad's footsteps

Sophomore sprinter Jarrin Solomon, the team's fastest 400-meter runner, has some pretty big spikes to fill. Solomon's father, Michael, won the 1977 NCAA Indoor Championships in the 600-yard dash for UNM. He also competed at the 1976 Olympics in Montreal as well as the 1980 Moscow Olympics.




Lobo shortstop Ryan Barba stepped up to the plate five times and had two hits during Tuesday's 13-3 win against the University of Arizona at Isotopes Park.
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13 cross plate for win over Wildcats

Gone are the days when the Arizona Wildcats beat the UNM baseball team up and down the block. With the Lobos' 13-3 win at Isotopes Park on Tuesday, UNM (24-12 overall, 6-3 in the Mountain West Conference) swept the season series with the Wildcats (15-19, 3-6) for the first time since 1994. The Lobos won three of four against the Wildcats this season.




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