My prediction for the game BYU 56 New Mexico 14

In his entire playing career (two-and-a-half-plus years), Max Hall has seven losses Three were to BCS teams: UCLA, Florida State, and Arizona One was to Tulsa And the other three are to Utah and TCU (twice). And Max Has beaten all of these teams (except FSU and Tulsa) at least once, and he beat UCLA twice.He never loses, or even lets games get close, against clearly inferior competition. Say what you will about Max Hall, but he wins the games he is supposed to.With McKay Jacobson back and healthy, opposing defenses have to cover the deep ball, and that opens everything up for the Cougars' offensive attack.My prediction for the game: BYU 56, New Mexico 14.By the time most people read this article (posted Friday night), this game (which starts at noon MST) will be over.BYU is set to finish the regular season with a perfect 6-0 record away from Lavell Edwards for the first time since...well...it's been a long time I think that is quite an accomplishment.. (Adds comments from Wagoner, background on industry) Stocks Bonds Private Capital By Kevin Krolicki DETROIT, Jan 11 (Reuters) - General Motors Corp GM.NChief Executive Rick Wagoner said the struggling automaker hadenough funding to last through March but could still seekadditional U.S.

government loans beyond the $13.4 billion ithas already been pledged. Wagoner, speaking to reporters at the Detroit auto show,also said GM was still seeking a potential buyer for its Saabbrand "We're still looking," he said. GM had warned that it was at risk of running out of cashbefore the Bush Administration cleared its request foremergency funding just before the end of the year. In recent weeks, some reports have said GM executivesbelieved the $13.4-billion in U.S.

But Wagoner indicated GM could still opt to seek additionalfunding after a March review with U.S officials intended toassess its progress in restructuring. "The $13.4 billion is consistent with what we asked forthrough the first quarter under our downside market scenario,which is the way the market is running," Wagoner said. But for now we think we'rewell covered through the period we asked to be provided," hesaid. officials that it can be viablebased on winning steep concessions from bond holders and theUnited Auto Workers union.

GM has set a goal of reducing its debt by almost $36billion by asking bond holders to swap out of existing debt forshares and by negotiating new terms for its promised $21billion contribution to a trust fund for retiree health carethat will be run by the UAW. The loan program as structured by the Bush administrationrequires GM to seek to cut its debt by two-thirds and tonegotiate sweeping changes to its UAW contract. UAW in 2007made landmark givebacks to the industry, including GM. This would include making its work rules and wagescompetitive with non-union U.S. plants run by Japan's majorautomakers, led by Toyota Motor Corp (7203.T).