Top-ranked Hobbs dominates Goddard in 93 56 win
Hobbs, ranked No. 1 in New Mexico, used heavy pressure forcing turnovers and fastbreaks to build a large lead over Goddard. The Rockets trailed 54 24 at halftime as Hobbs pulled away behind height and pace, improving to 12 1 while Goddard dropped to 7 8 in Ground Zero gym.
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Goddard Rockets falter at Silver City duals finish fourth
Goddard High School wrestling went 1-3 on day two at the Silver City duals, dropping to Cobre Silver and Robertson as Marcus Trujillo and Raymond Anaya both went 7-0 overall. The Rockets lost a 49 30 decision to Cobre as their early lead vanished to a stronger foe effort.
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Ravens Sacks Roethlisberger to Clinch Wild Card Win
The Baltimore Ravens defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 30 17 in Pittsburgh behind a stout pass rush five sacks on Roethlisberger and two second half TD passes from Joe Flacco Torrey Smith and Crockett Gillmore caught TDs while Baltimore earned its first postseason win in Pittsburgh.
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Roswell Prepares for Postponed Roswell St Pius Games
Roswell's Saturday boys and girls basketball games with Albuquerque St Pius were postponed due to dangerous road conditions on U S 285 near Vaughn and Clines Corner. The NM Department of Transportation cited snow packs icy roads and limited visibility.
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Lobos hand No. 24 CSU first loss of season
Reserve guard Sam Logwood scored 15 points on perfect shooting to lift New Mexico to a 66-53 victory over Colorado State. Logwood went 5 for 5 from the field and 4 for 4 from the line as Devon Williams added 13 for New Mexico. Colorado State, led by Daniel Bejarano with 13 on 4-for-13 shooting, saw its nine-game win streak end.
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