NMMI and Mescalero Apache Tipoff Evening Basketball
Boys and girls high school basketball updates from New Mexico include NMMI at Mescalero Apache at 6 30 p m Roswell versus Rio Rancho in the Milk Cow Classic at Clovis at 4 p m Jal at Hagerman and Goddard with final 48 39 Lovington over Jal and Roswell C edging NMMI 25 24 in girls action
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NMMI Falls to Midland in Texas rout
NMMI trailed 46 17 at halftime and lost 79 58 to Midland Chaparrals. Ta Jay Henry led with 18 points and Marcus Roper added 14 as coach Sean Schooley praised the second half defensive effort despite a tough shooting night.
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Walker leaves NMSU for Jacksonville Jaguars
New Mexico State football coach DeWayne Walker resigns after four seasons to join the Jacksonville Jaguars as defensive backs coach. Athletic director McKinley Boston cites a great opportunity for his family while interim coach Doug Martin prepares to steer the program and secure recruiting amid signing-day jitters.
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Goddard tops Lovington to sweep season series 48 39
In a rough Ground Zero Gym game Goddard Rockets beat Lovington 48 to 39 for the season sweep. Kevin Jones led the Rockets as both teams battled through 56 missed shots 36 turnovers and 26 fouls. Quantel Nash had early chances but missed his free throws.
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Roswell C edges NMMI girls 25 24 in CHS basketball
Roswell C Coyotes rally to a 25 24 win over NMMI Colts in a tight Thursday girls game after trailing 10 1 early. Bianca Walker led NMMI with eight first quarter points and five rebounds as Roswell slowed the pace and outscored 19 12 in the second half.
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Ray Lewis final NFL game set for Feb. 3 in New Orleans
Ray Lewis shifts focus from retirement talk to one last ride with the Ravens. After wins in Denver and New England, the linebacker confirms his final performance will be on February 3 in New Orleans at the Super Bowl, regardless of the outcome.
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Choi and Snedeker share early lead at Torrey Pines
Brandt Snedeker shoots 7 under 65 on Torrey Pines North Course to tie for the lead with K J Choi after round one of the Farmers Insurance Open. Choi birdied three of his last four holes on the South Course to sit atop the leaderboard.
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