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New Mexico OL Transfer LaJuan Owens Commits to Cal

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New Mexico OL Transfer LaJuan Owens Commits to Cal


It was predictable that Cal would go after offensive linemen in the transfer portal, the Bears picked up one on Friday when New Mexico transfer offensive tackle LaJuan Owens announced on social media that he has committed to Cal.

Owens played for Cal’s new offensive line coach Famika Anae at New Mexico so the Bears know what they are getting.

Owens spent his first college season at Tulane, but he redshirted that season before transferring to New Mexico, where he played just one season.  Therefore, the 6-foot-5, 335-pounder has three seasons of college eligibility remaining.

New Mexico’s offensve line was outstanding this season, giving up just five sacks, the fewest in the country.

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Warmer, drier, windier week ahead for New Mexico

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Lincoln County’s Rex Wilson named to fill vacant New Mexico Senate seat – Carlsbad Current-Argus

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Lincoln County’s Rex Wilson named to fill vacant New Mexico Senate seat – Carlsbad Current-Argus


Staff report Former Lincoln County Commissioner Rex Wilson was appointed Wednesday, Jan. 7, to fill the District 33 state Senate seat vacated by the resignation…



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Body of Albuquerque city councilor’s brother found

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Body of Albuquerque city councilor’s brother found


MOUNTAINAIR, N.M. (KRQE) – The missing family member of an Albuquerque city councilor has been found dead. The town of Mountainair announced on Saturday via Facebook that the body of Albert Peña, the brother-in-law of City Councilor Klarissa Peña, has been found.

Albert Peña went missing on December 30. Police are looking into Peña’s death as a homicide. Anyone with information about this disappearance and death is asked to contact Mountainair police.



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