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If the Lobos live up to the promise coach Mike Locksley delivered in Tuesday's mostly pedestrian news conference, then UNM fans won't soon forget Saturday's season opener at No. 11 Oregon.

Tomorrow the Lobos football team officially start fall camp. Today was media day, a function which reminds me of church on holidays.

If we look at the Lobos 2010 schedule and predict results based on coaches' salaries, then the Lobos should be 7-5. Locksley ($760,000 per year) makes more per year, according to this website, than seven opponents -- UNLV, UTEP, NMSU, San Diego State, Colorado State, Wyoming and BYU.

I don't know if septupleheader is a word, but that's the best way to describe what we'll have this holiday weekend on ESPN Radio 101.7 The TEAM.

U.S. Open, World Cup, Steve Alford interview all part of a packed three days.

When you figure that Utah will probably leave the MWC for the Pac 10, that leaves the MWC worse off than when all this expansion talk was just simmering.

Alford reflected upon the season. He talked about his future -- will he stay? -- and that of NBA prospect junior Darington Hobson.

Selection Sunday was historically sweet for area college basketball fans.

First congrats to the winners. The metro area boasts three champions this year, the La Cueva and Hope Christian boys, and Sandia's girls.

The good news is that three Albuquerque Public Schools teams advanced to their respective state title game.