Orion Murphy family lives by Friday Night Lights
John and Susanna Murphy of Rio Rancho recall their son Orion, a Rio Rancho High senior quarterback, who suffered a broken collarbone last Friday. He rushed for 100 yards, threw a TD, and scored another before injury, plans a 4-6 week recovery, and remains team focused while offering pep talks. The couple met as teens, married after Penn State years, and moved to New Mexico where Susanna advanced in education and John works in real estate. The family cherishes Orion’s teamwork and a summer lifesaving moment at Rainbow Pool and a Naval Academy seminar experience.
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the Rock
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Happy Valley
Penn State
New Mexico
PSU
U.S. Forest Service
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Tularosa
Santa Fe
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Commission On Accreditation and
Sandoval
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Whirlwind long weekend of college football and pro games
A sports writer recounts a four day road trip covering Rams football in Artesia and UNM Lobos at Arizona Stadium, with a Tucson stop, a Cardinals win in Glendale, and reflections on teams, venues, and key players. The pieces include pregame weather, a tailgate, and notes on Donovan Porterie, Marcus Smith, Travis Brown, Edgerrin James, and Neil Rackers.
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the Observer
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Seattle
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Marcus Smith
Travis Brown
Michael Love
Rodney Ferguson
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Lee Wonderful
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