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Monday, October 12, 2009 ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. -- New Mexico coach Mike Locksley has resolved "all legal claims" involving a former football administrative assistant, although details were scarce in a statement issued Monday by the university. According to a plaintiff's attorney, Locksley told Sylvia Lopez she was too old to be attractive to recruits, prompting the 25-year university employee to file an Equal Employment Opportunity Commission complaint against the coach in April. It alleged age discrimination, retaliation ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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