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Sports Speak Up! Readers unhappy with Journal coverage, Lobo football recruiting - Albuquerque Journal

IT’S A DISGRACE to see that the men get better “bad” coverage when we have a wonderful “winning” Lady Lobo basketball team. Why not highlight our best on the front page of the Journal and the front of the sports page with photos and articles about the women? We know our men’s team is struggling, you don’t need to rub it in!

— DC

ALMOST THE ENTIRE (Holly) Holm article talked about her divorce and only a blurb about her upcoming fight. Maybe you should write for a gossip section and not sports.

— Bryan C.

(A) 310-POUND defensive lineman from Albuquerque High commits to NMMI. Wow! Couldn’t the Lobos who had a terrible rush defense use a great player like this or was he geographically ineligible? Bob Davie never ceases to amaze me how he stays away from New Mexico kids like the plague.

— NM native

ENTERTAINING SOCCER, two words that I would not have put together. But, after enjoying the NM Runners last Saturday, others should try it. Reduced field, ball and players bouncing off the walls (think ice hockey), and 20 goals scored! What a kick!

— RonW

INSTEAD OF shipping $2 million into the dark hole of UNM Athletics Finance why not just buy $2 million of tickets to the affected sports?

— AS



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