Byron Bell News

Try telling the University of New Mexico football team that player inexperience is overrated.

About this time a year ago, 80,000 maroon-clad Aggies left Kyle Field in a state of astonishment.

He's one big man at 6-foot-5 and 350 pounds, and Lobo offensive lineman Byron Bell finds himself with bigger responsibilities this season after moving to the left side.

He's one big man at 6-foot-5 and 350 pounds, and Lobo offensive lineman Byron Bell finds himself with bigger responsibilities this season after moving to the left side.

For more previews, predictions and prognostications, go to CollegeFootballNews.com . It's not like Rocky Long was bad, or that his tenure wasn't memorable; it's that New Mexico needed a new direction.

He's one big man at 6-foot-5 and 350 pounds, and Lobo offensive lineman Byron Bell finds himself with bigger responsibilities this season after moving to the left side.

Head football coach Mike Locksley, center, recently instituted a policy that prohibits his players from going to bars in Downtown Albuquerque after hours since two UNM players were arrested in the area last week.

Daily Lobo: The Lobos do not want to be left out of the spotlight, so they followed the Florida Gators' rap record.

Lobo Football Coach Mike Locksley said Monday that his team will no longer be able to go downtown at night anymore.

University of New Mexico football coach Mike Locksley announces a new team policy following the arrest of two team members over the weekend.

Carlsbad was the hot spot Sunday in New Mexico, reaching 105 degrees. The National Weather Service says Monday's highs will be comparable to Sunday's across the western half of the state, while temperatures in the eastern half generally will be 2 to 5 degrees higher.

University of New Mexico head football coach Mike Locksley said Sunday two players have been suspended indefinitely from all football-related activities after being arrested.