 2010 Lobo FootballWalk-On InformationEnd Zone Club Outdoor Pavilion Seating Information
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  9/4/2010
Stevens: Lots Of Things Go Wrong in Lobos' 72-0 Loss at Oregon LoboTV: Highlights at OREGON It was as if Lobo coach Mike Locksley had written down all the things that could go wrong in Eugene, Ore., and somehow they all came true. The New Mexico Lobos lost 72-0 Saturday afternoon to the No. 11 Oregon Ducks and the scoreboard more than fairly reflected the differences between the two teams on this day. Locksley had preached prior to the game that his Lobos could not step in front of a team this talented and this quick and help them by making mistakes. His words never made it to the field at Autzen Stadium. "One of the things we stressed going into the game was make them beat us," said Locksley, in his second season at UNM. "We turned it over five times and allowed two punt returns for touchdowns. We definitely didn't help our cause from our end."
 
9/4/2010
Lobos Fall To Ducks, 72-0Kenjon Barner replaced suspended running back LaMichael James for No. 11 Oregon and ran for a career-high 147 yards and four touchdowns before catching another score in the Ducks' 72-0 season-opening win over New Mexico on Saturday. LoboTV: Highlights at OREGON  
9/3/2010
Stevens: Lobos Eager To Face The Duck Trap in OregonOn paper, it is a game, a stadium, a team that waits for New Mexico like a steel trap hiding in the path of a wolf. This season opener with Oregon will be a tough one for the Lobos. So many things are against them. The Oregon Ducks, for sure, are the nastiest thing in the Lobos' path. They are loaded, cocky, and hungry to crack out of that lowly No. 11 spot in the national rankings and soar into the Top Ten. "They are getting a lot of national hype and we know they are good," said Lobo defensive end Jaymar Latchison. "But we aren't going up there to roll over. They are going to have to beat us."
LoboTV: Getting Ready For Oregon New Mexico at Oregon When/Where: 1:30 p.m. (MT) Saturday, Autzen Stadium, Eugene, Ore. Radio: 770 KKOB-AM/Lobo Radio Network TV: Comcast -- Channel 77 Online: GameTracker; game story, stats on GoLobos.com 
7/30/2010
Stevens: High-Flying Ducks Picked To Soar Over Pac-10 FoesThe bonding, the focus, the chemistry that Lobo Coach Mike Locksley will be seeking to take to a higher level when he moves a portion of the Lobo fall drills to Ruidoso take on even a higher sense of urgency when you glance at the UNM 2010 schedule. It's a beast. It starts off tough. It maybe ends even tougher. It's not soft in the middle. Depending on how you evaluate the nasty foes awaiting Locksley's Lobos, you might say the Lobos start and finish with the two nastiest opponents on the schedule: Oregon and TCU. Both those teams are picked to win their league titles. UNM opens the season Sept. 4 at Oregon.
 9/1/2010
Stevens: Lobos Want To See If Fans Can 'Bring It' On The GrillThe New Mexico Lobos have teamed up with Albertsons, Pepsi and Route 66 Casino to bring Lobo fans "The Lobo Football Tailgate Challenge." This is a cooking contest which will begin three hours prior to kickoff with six specific dishes designated for each home game: 1- chili; 2- hamburgers/brats; 3- ribs; 4- brisket; 5- green chili stew; 6- chicken/turkey. So, if you think you can bring it with the special sauces and the secret spices, come to University Stadium. We'll be waiting with open arms and open mouths.
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