Laycock stays at William and Mary after BC offer
William and Mary coach Jimmye Laycock reversed his plan to accept Boston College’s job. After a sleepless night he announced at a Thursday news conference that he will remain in Williamsburg for personal reasons. He is a 42-year-old alumnus and his wife Deidre Connelly works as a sports psychologist at the school. The couple has a 3-month-old son and a 9-year-old daughter from his previous marriage also lives in Williamsburg.
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Rockets Sategna leads Bloomfield to state runner-up finish
Rockets Sategna, a top all around athlete, rushed for 1313 yards and 23 touchdowns helping Bloomfield to an 11 3 record and state runner up. He also caught 16 passes and set the school scoring record with 185 points. Ward, a two year All State pick, led the Giants in rushing as they went 10 2 and reached the semifinals after winning the District 5AAA title. The rest of the first team offense includes Jeff Rohr Las Cruces Onate end Gray and Barton Goddard Aron Phillips Bayard Cobre Brian Proche Kirtland Central and kicker Micah Whitlock Artesia. The first team defense features Robert Escobar Cobre Chris Kuykendall Artesia end Gray Goddard line Burrell Goddard Ken Johnson Ruidoso Federico Landeros Onate linebackers Ty Farnsworth Onate Tim Foley Artesia Chris Palomino Raton in secondary. Escobar Shane Shallenberger Portales tied for first team punter.
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New Mexico Lands Two JuCo Players for Lobos Football
The Lobos signed two junior college players, linebacker Tuli Mateialona from San Mateo JC and safety Anthony Strickland from San Bernardino Valley College. Mateialona is 6-2 220 from Tonga. Strickland played safety and quarterback and is nicknamed The Tony Express. A third potential addition is wide receiver Napoleon Banks from Santa Monica College, who has not signed but plans to attend UNM next year.
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