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• Quincy Black in the news

Position: Lobo

Year: Senior

Height: 6-3

Weight: 227 pounds

Birth date: 2/28/1984

Last school: Harper College (Chicago)

Trib's take: Black should be a star this season. He will direct traffic in the defensive backfield at the Lobo position made famous by former Lobo and Chicago Bears star Brian Urlacher. Black has the size, speed and skills to dominate on defense and is one of the Lobos' top NFL prospects. He could make a run at Mountain West Conference's defensive player of the year honors, potentially knocking off favorite Eric Weddle of Utah.