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March Mushmouth: Greg Gumbel Calls Aggies "New Mexican State" [LINK]

Duke Keith — Thu, 21 Mar 2013 21:10:10 +0000

CBS’ Greg Gumbel had an unfortunate slip of the tongue on the first big day of the NCAA Tournament, saying St. Louis beat “New Mexican State”. At least he wasn’t calling them “New Mexico” like analyst Dan Bonner kept doing. Check the link to see the video. [button href="http://krod.com/march-mushmouth-greg-gumbel-calls-aggies-new-mexican-state-video/" title="MARCH MUSHMOUTH: GREG GUMBEL CALLS AGGIES [...]

Dumb Jocks? Not In Las Cruces

Dubba G — Wed, 16 Jan 2013 21:54:40 +0000

I guess all the geeks have left are the magna, summa and maxima cum laude positions. (And a few “pantsings” maybe!) Jocks have forever been played as “slow” at the least and downright morons at the worst. (Watch pretty much ANY college or high school based 80s movie. You’ll see.) In Las Cruces though, [...]

Wild Win: Highlights & More As Miners Sink Aggies in Closing Seconds [LINK]

Duke Keith — Thu, 29 Nov 2012 20:07:09 +0000

Highlights from the players, insight from the coaches and more — Duke Keith recaps the Battle of I-10a, as the UTEP Miners clawed their way back to beat the NMSU Aggies at the Don Haskins Center Wednesday night.[button href="http://krod.com/wild-win-highlights-more-as-miners-sink-aggies-in-closing-seconds-video/" title="HIGHLIGHTS & MORE FROM THE BATTLE OF I-10, PART ONE" align="center"]

UTEP 41, NMSU 28: Miners Coaches, Players Talk About Win [VIDEO]

Duke Keith — Sun, 16 Sep 2012 05:17:54 +0000

The UTEP Miners dominated with big plays on both offense and defense to win their first game of the season, 41-28, over New Mexico State in the Battle of I-10. Though the Aggies made a game of it in the second half with some big plays of their own, UTEP fought through in front of [...]

The Most Talented Man I Ever Knew

Duke Keith — Tue, 22 Mar 2011 21:03:24 +0000

Dad always told me I need to cut back on the language.

Not bad language, just words.

A master of making a point in as few words as possible, my Dad, John Keith, died last week, aged 78.

His kidneys and heart had been worsening, though when he was in his heyday as sports information director/hospitality room host at Oklahoma, New Mexico and Texas A&M he always said it would be his liver.