Moore, Lobos' all-time top rusher, thrilled to join Ring of Honor
DonTrell Moore avoided tears or getting emotional during a press conference on Tuesday. But the Lobos' all-time leading rusher, said he's unsure of how he'll...
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DonTrell Moore avoided tears or getting emotional during a press conference on Tuesday. But the Lobos' all-time leading rusher, said he's unsure of how he'll...
Will the Bucs talented trio of WRs – Mike Evans, Chris Godwin and Antonio Brown – make history by all posting 1,000 receiving yards?
On the day it was announced that DonTrell Moore would be inducted into the University of New Mexico ...
Tom Pidgeon/Getty Images A bit of cheating, yes, but these two are interlocked and have similar Jaguars origin stories. A former Cowboys Round 2 pick, Smith caught on with the Jags in 1995 on a low-end deal. McCardell, an ex-Browns auxiliary wideout, joined him a year later. No Jaguar receiving tandem has approached their work, and their first four seasons together produced six 1,000-yard campaigns between them and four Jacksonville playoff berths. Both landed higher-paying extensions, but the Jags capitalized on the exclusive negotiating rights that came with signing the duo in the mi...
Copyright © 2020 Albuquerque Journal University of New Mexico football coach Danny Gonzales’ vow to recruit heavily in his home state showed up significantly on National Signing Day on Wednesday. Four of the 20 who officially signed with the Lobos are from New Mexico: wide receiver Luke Wysong (Cleveland High School, Rio Rancho), linebacker Ja’Shon Lowery (La Cueva High), Jaden Phillips (Clovis High) and offensive lineman Larry Luna (Goddard High, Roswell). Phillips is listed as an athlete who could play offense or defense. When he was hired a year ago, Gonzales said that he would make N...