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TGRCNM serves to educate through cultural fluency training, advocacy and personal advocacy for individuals and working with businesses and legislature to en sure that New Mexico continues to be a welcoming and affirm ing place for transgender people, according to Trimm.

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Participants were offered dif ferent colored beads to represent the reasons why they were at tending the event. White beads represented the loss of a child, red for the loss of a partner, gold for the loss of a parent, orange for the loss of a sibling, purple for the loss of relative or friend, silver for first responders and military, rain bow for LGBTQ+ and green for personal“Everyonestruggle.here has been af fected … if it’s a coworker, a friend,

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a parent, and we just want to bring that awareness that you’re not alone in your lived experience, and if you are personally struggling with suicidal thoughts, we are here to help you … We have the resourc es to help you,” Vanessa Roybal, health education consultant and event coordinator, said.

The University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center is honor ing Suicide Prevention Awareness Month by presenting a full week of events for the UNM communi ty. The week was kickstarted with the annual UNM Walk for Suicide Awareness at Johnson Field on Sat urday, Sept. 10.

TGRCNM is a nonprofit orga nization that serves transgender, nonbinary and gender-nonconforming people and communities through education, advocacy and direct services.

Different departments and organizations were present at the walk offering resources for people dealing with mental health issues. Among the participants were Stu dent Health and Counseling, the LGTBQ+ Resource Center, the Vet eran & Military Resource Center, UNM Hospital, Agora Crisis Cen ter and the Transgender Resource Center of New Mexico.

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City Council fails to override veto, securing safe outdoor spaces for unhoused

By Zara @DailyLoboRoy

On Sept. 7, 2022, the Albuquer que City Council failed to override a vetoed bill which would have placed a moratorium on safe out door spaces for 12 months or until the amendment of the Integrated Development Ordinance. With a vote of 5-4 for overturning the veto, this project, which will provide temporary occupancy spaces for tents and vehicles as well as access to social services, will remain intact.

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“Data has shown that trans and queer people have higher inci dences of depression, anxiety and, unfortunately, that leads to a lot of suicidality,” Michael Trimm, TGRCNM executive director, said.

Participants for the UNM Walk for Suicide Awareness grab beads at Johnson Field on Saturday, Sept. 10.

Six votes were needed to override the veto, making for a narrow win for safe outdoor spaces. Among the five council members who voted in favor of the overturn were Brook Bassan, Dan Lewis, Renee Grout,

Clarissa Pena and Louie Sanchez.

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Donations from the walk and throughout the week will benefit the Transgender Resource Center of New Mexico. Walk participants who donated $5 or more received a booklet of postcards filled with art made by UNM students.

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Some opponents of safe outdoor spaces who spoke in public com ment felt that the bill seemed rushed and that additional planning was needed before implementation. However, Councilor Pat Davis said that the SOS program’s initiative in creating operation guidelines has already been helpful in addressing concerns brought up in and out of the“Themeeting.things I saw that I thought were addressing neighbor con cerns, for example, were a mandatory fence with a cover … There’s some separation and pri vacy for the people indoors. I saw, for example, that there were curfew hours … The city’s gonna screen

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“I want them to know that they’re not alone, that there are people out there who care and are willing to listen, and that people don’t need to feel afraid to reach out to people,” Harrison said. This is only the second year UNMH has hosted the aware ness walk. The Health Sciences Center’s awareness week began with Dr. Elizabeth Lawrence from

to say that the unhoused popula tion “have no respect for anybody else’sCouncilorproperty.”Brook

Bassan said many of her constituents op posed SOS due to safety concerns; she urged the council to override theOtherveto.

community members highly opposed to the override were primarily focused on the city’s in tense housing crisis and difficulties housing unhoused people already; It takes an average of 700 days to get an unhoused person into hous ing from the onset of homelessness, according to Watkins. Community member Bruce Jefferson criticized the lack of compassion from SOS opponents, especially those who characterize all homeless people as criminals, which he said puts them into an unfair box and dehuman izes the entire population.

The next city council meeting will be held at 5 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 19 at the Albuquerque Gov ernment Center as well as streamed via GOV-TV.

“And that includes everything from food access to assistance with name changes, emergency financial assistance, clothing, gender-affirming items, you name it. We provide it,” Trimm said.

“All I ask is, where’s your com passion? I hear people talk about the homeless, we’ve heard a crisis about the homeless, people getting kicked out of their homes because of rent … ,” Jefferson said. “I don’t know what the solution is, but I urge you not to (overturn) this be cause you don’t know if it’ll work because you have not tried it.”

A poster shows date of Suicide Awareness Week during the Walk for Suicide Awareness.

“I visited the Westside shelter and learned about its shortcomings from the people living there and the staff working there. There is no washing machine to wash clothes, the roof leaks and there is a back door that doesn’t open properly that is a fire hazard. It’s also an old prison and still has the excessive fencing and old features that one associates with a prison. It is also 15 miles out of town: there are good reasons why people wouldn’t wan na live there,” Watkins said.

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residents; people can’t just come in and just sign in and sign out,” Davis said.” They actually have to apply to the city for one of these locations, and they’re screened and matched to a location with the types of ser vices and stuff that they need.”

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“It changed (my life) profoundly just because I tried to help him, and I didn’t realize he was in so much pain. Sometimes you don’t realize it, but I volunteer with Agora and I thought I could recog nize (his pain) and it didn’t (help),” Harrison said.

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UNMH when she started honor ing National Physician Suicide Awareness Day on Sept. 17. UNMH then broadened the scope of the awareness to suicide in general and altered the format to be one weekUNMlong.will continue honoring Sui cide Prevention Awareness Month throughout next week until Sept. 16 with webinars, observances and a self-care room.

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Heather Harrison attended the walk to honor her late grandfather who committed suicide.

Harrison has been volunteering with Agora for a couple of years as a suicide hotline counselor and will continue to do so in order to help more people dealing with the same issues as her grandfather.

The capacity of the Westside Shelter, for instance, is only 600 compared to the 2,000 people in the housing intake system.

Safe outdoor spaces are advan tageous because there is simply not enough space in the current shelters in Albuquerque to accommodate the homeless popu lation, according to Tony Watkins, program director for homeless assistance at the New Mexico Coalition to End Homelessness.

Many who opposed safe outdoor space development specif ically objected to the idea of having homeless camps built in their own neighborhoods given existing conditions in their areas and the crime they felt it would bring. One community member vehemently opposed a homeless encampment near her predominantly elderly neighborhood and went so far as

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things that I love to do, I really need to know my limits,” Norman said.

She aims to do that by com municating with staff about how she’s feeling, opening a dia logue for those conversations, capping her hours she spends dedicated to each organiza tion and making sure she makes decisions based on staff interest.

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“If an idea for Southwest Film doesn’t make me super excited, or make somebody on my staff su per excited, we’re not going to go through with it,” Norman said.

the“(I’m)past. so happy to be working with her. She’s super enthusiastic. (She) has so many ideas for taking Southwest Film Center farther than it has gone in the past and really wants to get more people involved. So yeah, she’s a really great leader. Super welcoming also, and just like, makes it a really fun environment,” Harrison said.

Norman is a film and digital arts major at UNM and an aspir ing director. She often feels there is a need for more female voices in directorial roles as part of the storytelling“Directingprocess.isthe big thing I want to do with my life. I want to

In addition to her position in the SWFC, Norman is a leader with the faith-based student organization Young Life, which she says priori tizes “community, adventure (and) significance.” To manage all of her leadership roles, Norman says she tries to prioritize her mental health.

“It felt like a very small position with Southwest. But, in reality, no position with Southwest is small, and that’s what I learned. And so I fell in love with it,” Norman said.

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Located on the first floor of the Student Union Building, the Southwest Film Center offers free movie screenings and other events throughout the semester to all University of New Mexico students. The center provides film fanatics, like newly appointed SWFC executive director Rylee Norman, a voice within the Associ ated Students at the University of NewTheMexico.SWFC offers students on campus a venue to en joy art house films that may not be showing on other big screens near them, according to Norman. The center also helps to showcase student work.

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“Prioritizing my mental health comes first because I haven’t done that in the past with past jobs … I’m learning that if I want to keep go ing and I want to keep putting my heart into these organizations and

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Having heard of the SWFC’s screenings her freshman year, Nor man began to get more involved with the center her sophomore year after being selected as a chair for the Cherry Reel Film Festival. In this role, she worked with staff to plan the festival, find sponsors and judge submissions.

get out there. Women directors have always inspired me since I was young, so that’s like my big thing I want to do … We’ve been notoriously underrepresented, and we still are and I think that that goes along the lines with peo ple of color and film and people with disabilities and film as well,” NormanAlongsidesaid. planning different events with prizes, Norman is cre ating new opportunities for the student film community, includ ing changing the Cherry Reel Film Festival by establishing a Reel Club committee to help facili tate it. The Reel Club is a student club hosted by the Film Center that is focused on viewing and creating“We’refilms.doing it in a totally new format. We’ll have our first Reel Club meeting (on Sept. 16) where we’ll hire the Reel Club Committee, which is a first thing ever. They’ll be a part of the Southwest Film Cen ter staff, but there’ll be a Reel Club president, vice president, projects coordinator and marketing direc tor, and they’ll be the self-sustain ing group of people who love film,”

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“I work with a team of students and staff who help me support stu dent filmmakers, student actors, students who just love film (and) the Reel Club. And we give them a voice within ASUNM Student Gov ernment and allow them to make decisions on events,” Norman said.

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“I’m really excited personally for the Halloween event that we’re working on planning. We’re doing a collaboration with the Arts and Crafts Center … We’re working on some activities to include … We are thinking we will do a costume con test, which will be super fun, and we’re looking at getting some really cool prizes for that,” Harrison said.

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me for years is the area between Zimmerman Library and the Ed ucation Classrooms building.

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This area itself is attractive, with nice tall trees, the lovely Col laborative Teaching and Learn ing Building, and Travelstead Hall. The CTLB, which is home to an Einstein Bros. Bagels on the first floor, is a more modern and interesting addition to cam pus, while Travelstead includes a floor-to-ceiling wall of stained glass that looks out onto the walkway. If it wasn’t for the long stretch of tall, featureless stucco walls further south, this would be one of the nicest walkways onInsteadcampus.of looking at these

The walkway running be tween these two buildings is of great importance to the daily flow of pedestrian traffic through campus: the main connection between the pedway and the south side of campus, making it a regular route for students living on campus for moving between their housing and the Student Union

BecauseBuilding.ofthe great regularity with which I take this path, I have had ample time to try and put my

according to Anaya — the inside is decorated with pop culturethemed paintings, with some on the ceiling. There’s even a foun tain near the cashier station.

Chick-fil-A is a great choice for people who love chicken. It’s fast and easy to get to. Alongside Lotaburger, it can be found in the Student Union “(Chick-fil-ABuilding.is)fast and de

licious for between classes,” Anaya said.

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Pizza is a nice go-to meal when you don’t know what to eat, and buying it by the slice is helpful when you don’t want too much food. The location is also conve nient, located right across the street from campus.

Katrina Estrada / Daily Lobo / @Katrina_Est4 The restaurant Naruto Ramen is open one evening on Central Avenue.

“I love noodles, and Naruto is right across campus and so good,” AnayaNarutosaid.is located on Central Avenue across from the Commu nication and Journalism building. The location is very convenient for people who can’t drive or don’t want to commute too far off cam pus for a bite to eat.

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As a senior at the Univer sity of New Mexico, I have had four years to familiarize my self with our campus. Over that time I have fallen in love with many aspects of our school’s beautiful architecture and land scaping. However, like many other students, I know of a hand ful of areas on campus that don’t necessarily bring me joy. In fact, they do quite the opposite. One spot in particular that has bugged

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plain, oppressive walls with dis may, I have decided to think of them as the perfect blank canvas — this would be an excellent place to have a new mural commissioned. The right artist could take what was a hor rible eye sore and turn it into one of the most noteworthy places at our University. If I could have my way, both of these walls would become home to new large scale artHowever,pieces. I would like to be a little more realistic in what I ask for. Since it may be difficult to get see Mural page 5

The Blake’s Lotaburger web site will tell you that its chain of restaurants is a New Mexico tradition. A fast food restaurant, Lotaburger serves burgers, chick en and breakfast burritos, among many other things.

finger on just what it is about this stretch that bothers me so much.

As the name implies, all the cows that Grassburger recieve their meat from are grass fed. They also provide gluten-free, vegan and allergy-friendly meals, according to their Locatedwebsite.onthe corner of Juan Tabo and Montgomery Boulevard, Grassburger is a quick 15-minute drive from campus for those look ing to get a little space from the University by enjoying a good meal.Albuquerque is a great place for dining, with local and chain options across the whole city; next time you’re in the mood for a meal, make sure to check out one of the options Anaya recom mended.

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Unfortunately, this option is not as close to campus as the others, but they still serve amaz ing food if you’re in the mood for healthier alternatives to fast food, according to “GrassburgerAnaya.has some of the best burgers I’ve ever eaten in Al buquerque,” Anaya said.

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The issue is with the buildings which border it: Zimmerman and the Education building, two buildings which I have no real quarrel with. However, it is the east facing wall of Zimmer man paired with the westward facing side of the Education Classrooms building that ruins this area of campus. On either side of the walkway are two large, windowless, plain stucco walls. These two walls belong to large buildings which close in an otherwise excellent space.

“Their food is really good, and who doesn’t like pizza?” Anaya said. “They sell by the slice.”

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This would allow for the creation of a collaborative mural utilizing a variety of different art styles, with the completed project look ing like an outdoor gallery.

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Before the Guild, Henley worked with local nonprofit Basement Films, a microcinema which works to sup port underground and experimental filmmaking. There, he helped turn Basement Films into a federal non profit organization. He found out about the job opening at the Guild through one of his colleague’s girl friends who was a manager there.

If this idea excites you or gives you ideas for other ways to improve campus, we encour age you to submit a letter to the editor with your opinion on our website.

Tucked away in Nob Hill lies a safe haven for Albuquerque cine philes and subculturists alike at the city’s only remaining in dependent art house cinema. Keif Henley, owner of the Guild Cinema, retains the theater’s tradi tion of showcasing an alternative to the mainstream selections of mostThetheaters.Guild Cinema first opened its doors in 1966, quickly shifting their offerings from independent art films to much more lucra tive pornography showings. The theater traded hands in 1971, begin ning again as a revival cinema before shifting back to its independent art

It would also work fine to do one large mural across the entire ty of the wall. One idea that I have when imagining such a mural is a semi-realistic painting of the walkway itself, with Zimmerman Library on the other side. The ef fect would be to turn the wall into a giant mirror which would not only make the space feel much more open but also make it a pro vocative time capsule of everyday life along the walkway at the time of the painting.

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Zara Roy / Daily Lobo / @DailyLobo Keif Henley, owner of the Guild Cinema on Nob Hill, stands outside of the theater.

permission to paint on a historic building such as Zimmerman, even the later expansions such as this section of the building, I be lieve it would make most sense to look at the Education Classrooms building for the mural. This wall is also probably best suited for a mural because of its shape. The wall is constructed from large rectangular sections. These sections frame the wall into several different segments — each of which could house its own art piece. If the University wanted to employ multiple artists to work on this project, this could give each of them their own seg ment of the wall to work with.

house roots which persist to this day. Henley started as an employ ee at the Guild in 1997. After six years, in 2003, the previous own ers were primed to sell the theater and wanted him to buy it from them. Though Henley was cash strapped and came from a middleclass family, fate struck when his grandmother received a surprise windfall following the death of a cousin.“Italked to my dad, telling him my tale of woe: that the movie the ater that I worked at that I loved a lot could possibly be going out of business … My dad told me over the phone, maybe to call her and see … I told my grandmother about it and she said, ‘I’m good for that amount. You don’t have to pay me back be cause I’ll probably be dead in a cou

ple of years,’” Henley said.

A blank wall stands on the east side of Zimmerman Library.

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“She told me … that she was looking for somebody to work on Mondays and I said, ‘Well, I don’t work Mondays and I would love to work at a movie theater; I’d work for less than minimum wage,’” Henley said.Henley recalls himself and Bay Area experimental projectionist and business partner Peter Con

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For Henley, the primary joy of running a cinema like the Guild is the proximity between the com munity and the theater and the

Kristina Cardoza is one of four other employees at the Guild. She first got involved there in 2019 while working an event for Basement Films held at the Cinema.

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The Lobos lost to the Boise State University Broncos during their second game of the season, put ting their record at 1-1 and 0-1 in conference play.

net 25 yards on 27 attempts.

that. And he’s very hands-on so I mean, of course he’s my boss, he oversees everything that goes on at the Guild. But most nights it’s the two of us selling tickets and slinging popcorn together. He really does it all around here, really makes the Guild what it is,” Cardoza said.

right back with Justin Harris and Moon tackling Holani for a loss of 6 yards and forcing Boise State to Onpunt.the next drive, Kendrick connected on a pass to Wysong on third-and-eight for a first down. Kendrick was then sacked, though, losing 4 yards. Following an incomplete pass, the offense was bailed out by a personal foul on third-and-ten, giving them an automatic first down. Kendrick was sacked again for the third time in the first quarter and UNM punt ed on Boise’s 47-yard line.

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Miles Kendrick threw 9-24 but had little protection from the of fensive line, getting sacked six times. Geordon Porter scored the offense’s only touchdown on a 69yardOnreception.defense, Cody Moon was credited with 1.5 sacks and Ronald Wilson had the team’s onlyChristianinterception.Washington ran 100 yards on an impressive kick return, scoring the team’s other touchdown.

The Broncos’ defense did not allow UNM’s offense to get going on the next drive, forcing three incomplete passes with no yards gained. UNM’s defense answered

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Broncos quarterback Hank Bachmeier threw for a 47-yard gain, putting Boise in Lobo ter ritory. On third-and-1, the UNM defense held the Bronco offense but was unable to contain them after Holani rushed for a gain of 4 on fourth down, which ended the firstOnquarter.thefirst play of the second quarter, Boise’s Latrell Caples caught a pass for 18 yards and scored the first points of the game. Jonah Dalmas’ extra point attempt was good, putting the Broncos see Football page 10

Now, Henley oversees every as pect of the theater, from pub licity to programming to book keeping, as well as running day-to-day tasks like projection, con cessions and ticket-taking.

capability for exchange granted through“Peoplethis.who have been en gaged with the movies we watched and the conversations we have afterwards: that’s really one of the highlights of running a mov ie theater like ours … There’s an exchange of ideas, of energy, of things like that, that I hope go be yond just the monetary exchange,” Henley said.

UNM’s defense was unable to fend off the Broncos for all four quarters, giving up 21 points in the second half. The Lobos were never able to get going on offense: 1-14 on third down and an almost non existent run game, rushing for a

also has a strong connection to the place; he recalled their enthusiastic involvement when the cinema did a fundraiser for new projection equip ment.“Ithink a lot of people like the idea of a ‘Guild Cinema’ even if they can’t attend many movies that we play. They like the idea of a locally owned art house cinema that plays alternative to the mainstream media, the mainstream theater chains and whatnot,” Henley said.

“Just by chance, I was waiting for a ride from my mom after I was finished with all the tasks I needed to do, and I asked Keif if there was anything I could do to help just in that moment, and he said, ‘Yeah, we need someone for Fridays and Saturdays.’ Absolutely not what I meant, but I took him up on that offer and I’m really glad I did,”

“He’s very nice, of course knows a ton about movies and music too, so we have a lot of fun talking about

Recently,said.Cardoza has been de signing the monthly calendar that the Guild prints showcasing their lineup of films for that month. She described Henley as an excellent boss with a genuine interest in film.

For Cardoza, the kind and thoughtful community surrounding the cinema has been one of the high lights of working there for her. Wide swaths of people from all around Albuquerque with varying inter ests flock to the Guild for its unique screenings, according to Henley. The community around the theater

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Bobby Wooden ran for a gain of 15 for another first down. Jones ran for 8 yards, putting UNM on Boise State’s 28-yard line. This was fol lowed by Kendrick getting sacked for a loss of 9 yards. With three seconds on the clock, George Steinkamp’s 48-yard field goal at tempt was no good. Boise State ended the first half up 10-0.

Simpson recovered the ball in the end zone, scoring a touchdown. Dalmas’ kick was good, putting UNM down 17-0.

Another Boise State penalty on the next drive gave UNM a first down, but Kendrick was sacked again on third down with UNM unable to get any momentum going on offense. UNM defense stopped another drive behind a sack by Moon, though. On third-and-12, Kendrick threw an incomplete pass, but an eventual 50-yard punt put Boise State on the 14-yard line.

in the first three quarters of the game but thought the defense eventually gave in during the fourth

Christian Washington ran for 100 yards on the kick return, though, scoring a touchdown for the Lobos. With the extra point, UNM was downHead31-14.coach Danny Gonzalez said postgame that he thought that the blocked punt changed the momentum of the game. He praised the defensive play

The Broncos started the third quarter receiving the ball on the 25-yard line. UNM’s Moon and Harris sacked Bachmeier for a loss of 7 yards and, on third-and-11, he threw an incomplete pass to end the drive. Kendrick then got sacked twice on the same drive and was unable to get a first down.

On the first play of the fourth quarter, Holani caught the ball for a touchdown. The extra point was good, putting Boise up 24-0. Ken drick threw to Porter for a 69-yard touchdown, finally putting UNM on the board and, with a success ful extra point attempt from Luke

Aaron Rodriguez’s punt was blocked and the Broncos’ Andrew

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On the following drive, Boise State was called for a pass interfer ence, giving UNM the first down.

Whenquarter.asked about his touch down, Geordan Porter said it was good, but that UNM was ultimately still losing. Going forward, he said that the key to be ing more competitive will be the preparation going into the week: watching film and getting more reps in during practice.

The Lobos next play in Albu querque against the University of Texas at El Paso Miners on Satur day, Sept. 17 at 6:00 p.m.

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Drzewiecki, UNM was down 24-7. On defense, Wilson intercepted a pass, putting UNM on their own 3-yard line. This was followed by a UNM false start, though, mov ing them back to the 1-yard line. UNM’s offense was unable to get the first down and punted on fourth-and-9.TheBroncos then ran their way down the field on the next drive with three first downs, ending in Riley Smith catching a pass in the end zone for a Boise touchdown.

the Lobos back on offense, running back Sherod White ran for 21 yards and a first down. Ken drick ran for 7 yards on a scramble and, on fourth-and-1, Nate Jones was unable to pick up the yard, re sulting in a turnover. The defense made quick work of the Broncos, only giving up 3 yards on their next drive.Starting the drive on the 5-yard line, the Lobos were unable to make any progress and were forced to punt. Boise State’s Bach meier started their drive with a pass to Billy Bowens for a 41-yard gain. A holding call lost the Bron cos 10 yards and, on third-and-18, Lobo Donte Martin forced an in complete pass in the end zone. Dalmas’ 48-yard field goal was good on the next play, though, pushing Boise State’s lead to 10-0.

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