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  7/8/2009
STEVENS: Kole McKamey To Be Color Commentator For 2009 Football SeasonIf you want an ex-Lobo in the radio booth qualified to talk about Lobo coach Mike Locksley's no-huddle, multiple offense, why not pick a former UNM quarterback who has been there, done that? That's exactly what the University of New Mexico has done for the 2009 Lobo football season in giving Kole McKamey the opportunity to step up to the microphone and perform like he once did coming out of the UNM huddle. "There has been such a defensive mindset around here toward Lobo football and now we have an exciting, quick-scoring, finesse offense and I get to be one of the first to help explain to Lobo fans how it works," said McKamey. 
6/27/2009
STEVENS: News Bulletin -- Lobos Women's Football Clinic Really is About Xs and OsThere might be a misconception about the Lobo Women's Football Clinic. Sure, there is fun and laughter, good food and good camaraderie, but there also is serious stuff like classroom teaching and real football drills on the turf. "Today they are in our shoes. They are the football players," said Lobo quarterback Donovan Porterie. "It's fun putting them through some of the drills that we do. You feel kind of like a coach out here coaching football."  
6/24/2009
STEVENS: Lobos Name Indoor Practice Facility Field in Honor of Brian UrlacherChicago Bears' superstar Brian Urlacher donated $500,000 to Lobo football in January. UNM honored its former star, and recognized his generosity to the program, by naming the field at the Indoor Practice Facility the Brian Urlacher Field. "It's one of the coolest things that has ever happened to me," Urlacher said Wednesday at the dedication ceremony. 
6/16/2009
STEVENS: Lobo Football Camps Stress Fundamentals Plus a Whole Lot MoreThe Lobo Football Camps go above-and-beyond the normal stuff you see at summer camps. The Lobo campers are learning about skills and basic fundamentals, but they also are learning about what to expect and how to be prepared in team meetings, with strength and conditioning, with nutrition. "These kids aren't just being shown Xs and Os and basic skills," said Tee Martin, the director of the Lobo Camps. "These kids have the opportunity to see all facets of our program."
6/12/2009
2009 Lobo Football Season Tickets Go On Sale MondaySeason tickets for the highly anticipated 2009 University of New Mexico football home schedule will go on sale on Monday at 8:30 a.m. Under the direction of first-year head coach Mike Locksley, the new-look Lobos promise to be one of the most exciting teams in the Mountain West Conference this year. The six-game home schedule begins on Sept. 12 against Conference USA power Tulsa and also includes games against rival New Mexico State, BYU, Air Force, Colorado State, and UNLV.
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