Dec. 27, 2004

Monday morning in San Francisco was a bit more cold and wet than folks would have liked, but New Mexico's players, coaches and staff still took advantage of the sights and sounds of The City By The Bay. After another solid practice in Oakland, the Lobos boarded a ferry and took a tour around the infamous Alcatraz prison. Later tonight, the team will square off against the Naval Academy and each other in a video game tournament challenge at the Sony Metreon building.

It was a cold, rainy morning at the Laney College practice field, but the undaunted Lobos kept their focus sharp. The Hitmen wait for the team bus outside the Hyatt Regency hotel (L-R): Terrance Pennington, Bryan Humphreys, Ryan Cook, Robert Turner and Claude Terrell. The rain persisted, but New Mexico's players, coaches and staff did not let the elements prevent them from enjoying the Alcatraz prison tour.

"Big C" Claude Terrell climbs aboard the ferry bound for "The Rock". Bo Greer and a gang of Lobos found the weather inside the ferry much more accomodating. D.D. Cox takes a look around the infamous cell block.

Reserve linemen James Crowder gets a brief glimpse of life behind bars. Hank Baskett and Kole McKamey keep their spirits high on the boat ride back to The City. DonTrell Moore joins the duo on the deck as Hank turns the tables on UNM staff photographer Dave Benyak.

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