UNM Rejects Offer To Move Texas A&M Game To San Antonio
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(July 15, 2008)--New Mexico has rejected a 1.8 million dollar offer to move a September 6th home football game against Texas A&M -- to San Antonio.

Athletic director Paul Krebs says UNM declined the third-party offer.

Krebs says administrators didn't want to deprive New Mexico fans of seeing one of the nation's storied programs at University Stadium.

An unidentified third party approached New Mexico at the end of the 2006 season, just after the school had signed a home-and-home
contract with the Aggies, and offered the Lobos 1.5 million dollars
to move the game.

UNM declined, and the offer eventually increased to 1.8 million by June 2007.

New Mexico again turned it down.

Coach Rocky Long supports the decision, saying it will help build loyalty.

The Lobos are scheduled to travel to Texas A&M on September 5th
of 2009.

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