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  • Lobos pick up big win over USC
    LOS ANGELES (AP) — Steve Alford summed up his team’s performance in one simple word. Ugly. Despite the lack of style points, the result was all he cared about. Tony Snell hit two free throws with 1:27 left to put New Mexico ahead, and the Lobos held on to beat Southern California 44-41 on Saturday. The Lobos went without a field goal for the final 14:16, but made 11 free throws in that span to fend off the Trojans. “It was ugly,” Alford said. “We got careless. We got bored, really. But we found a way to win. And that’s all that really matters.”
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  • Fishing Report 12-09-11
    Northwest Animas River: The flow is 274 cfs. Fishing is good for trout above Cedar Hill using various bead-headed nymphs, spinners and worms. Please respect private property when fishing in this area.
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  • Prep basketball scores 12-09-11
    Boys basketball Atrisco Heritage 70, Ruidoso 36 Bloomfield 55, Bayfield, Colo. 53 Bosque School 46, Hot Springs 44 Dora 66, Clayton 51 Eldorado 67, Española Valley 47 Hope Christian 87, Rio Rancho 63 Los Lunas 85, Pojoaque 56 Piedra Vista 73, Cleveland 70 Sandia Prep 76, Navajo Prep 16 Tohajilee 65, Zuni 61 City of Champions Goddard 77, Deming 68 Mesilla Valley Christian 64, Artesia JV-A 39 Moriarty 43, Carlsbad 37 Girl basketball Farmington 73, Sandia Prep 46 Hope Christian 52, Sandia 47 Las Cruces 71, West Mesa 45 Magdalena 56, Alamogordo 50 Miyamura 43, Aztec 23
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  • Ski Report 12-08-11
    Angel Fire 30-inch base of powder. No new snow reported. Scheduled opening is Dec. 15. Enchanted Forest 20-inch base of packed powder. 2 inches of new snow reported. 100 percent of trails open. Pajarito 24-inch base. No new snow reported. Will open when conditions permit. Red River 32-inch base of powder and machine-groomed snow. 4 inches of new snow reported. Will reopen Friday. Sandia Peak 16-inch base. No new snow reported. Scheduled opening is Dec. 17. Sipapu 17-21 inch base of powder, packed powder and machine-groomed snow. 1-1/2 inches of new snow reported. Will reopen Friday.
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  • Ski Report 12-07-11
    Angel Fire 30-inch base of powder. 16 inches of new snow reported. Scheduled opening is Dec. 15. Enchanted Forest 20-inch base of packed powder. Trace new snow reported. 100 percent of trails open. Pajarito 24-inch base. 13-15 inches of new snow. Will open when conditions permit. Red River 32-inch base of powder and machine-groomed snow. 15-18 inches of new snow reported. Will reopen Friday. Sandia Peak 16-inch base. 12 inches of new snow reported. Scheduled opening is Dec. 17. Sipapu
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  • Ski Report 12-06-11
    Angel Fire 30-inch base of powder. 6 inches of new snow reported. Scheduled opening is Dec. 15. Enchanted Forest 20-inch base of packed powder. 100 percent of trails open. Pajarito 24-inch base. 13-14 inches of new snow. Will open when conditions permit. Red River 24-inch base of powder and machine-groomed snow. Will reopen Friday. Sandia Peak 16-inch base. Scheduled opening is Dec. 17. Sipapu 17-21 inch base of powder, packed powder and machine-groomed snow. Will reopen Friday. Ski Apache 31-inch base of powder. 4 trails and 3 lifts open. Ski Santa Fe
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  • Fishing Report 12-04-11
    Northwest Animas River: The flow is 359 cfs. Fishing is good for trout above Cedar Hill using various bead-headed nymphs, spinners and worms. Please respect private property when fishing in this area.
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  • Aztec nips Goddard in Class 4A title game
    This was the year of the Tigers. After finishing second four times since 2003, the Aztec Tigers picked up the Class 4A football title Saturday. The Tigers squeaked past the Goddard Rockets 28-27. The win was the first ever state football title for Aztec, which has been an elite state program for most of the past decade. Aztec lost a shootout to Artesia in the 4A title game a year ago, 45-34. Also Saturday, the Lovington Wildcats came back from a 10-0 deficit against the St. Michael’s Horsemen to win 14-10 in the Class 3A state title game. That game was played at Ivan Head Stadium in Santa Fe.
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  • Moore, Broncos rout Lobos in finale, 45-0
    BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Kellen Moore threw three touchdowns in the final home game of his brilliant career and Doug Martin ran for two more as No. 9 Boise State rolled over New Mexico 45-0 Saturday. Moore, the winningest starting quarterback in college football history, was nearly flawless and the Broncos’ defense had no problem bottling up the punchless Lobos. The victory gives the Broncos (11-1, 6-1) their second straight season with a single loss and looks to clear the way for another trip to the MAACO Bowl in Las Vegas, where they dismantled No. 20 Utah a year ago 26-3. Boise State’s only loss came Nov. 12 against TCU. But Saturday was clearly a landmark day for Moore.
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  • UNM drops Idaho St.
    ALBUQUERQUE (AP) — New Mexico used a balanced scoring attack and a dominating rebounding performance Wednesday night to defeat Idaho State 65-41. A.J. Hardeman and Demetrius Walker scored nine points each for the Lobos (5-2) and Drew Gordon equaled a season-high with 13 rebounds and added eight points. Melvin Morgan scored 23 for Idaho State (1-5), but no other Bengal had more than five points. The Lobos outrebounded the Bengals 51-28, including a 22-9 on the offensive glass which led to a 26-8 advantage in second-chance points. That inside dominance also helped New Mexico outscore Idaho State 30-12 on points in the paint. Although the Lobos went just 12 for 24 from the free-throw line, the Bengals were just 2 for 4.
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