The volleyball team opened conference play with a 3-1 (25-18, 16-25, 25-22, 25-22) win over New Mexico in Albuquerque on Wednesday night.

Senior middle blocker Kourtney Edwards became the university's all-time blocks leader early in the game and ended the night with 446 career blocks.

The Horned Frogs' first-ever win at New Mexico was aided by an offense that produced 51 kills. Junior outside hitter Christy Hudson had 13 kills against the Lobos, Edwards produced 12 kills and sophomore middle blocker Kristen Hester tallied 11 kills and seven blocks.

Although the Horned Frogs' defensive secondary received national hype for the upcoming season, the loss of Sir Demarco Bledsoe and injury of junior Colin Jones at the position of strong safety leaves the secondary in an unsure position for the 2009 season, head coach Gary Patterson said.

"You lose a Stephen Hodge, you lose a Sir Demarco Bledsoe, you lose a Colin Jones, so now you're down to your fourth safety and you still hold people under 200 yards," head coach Gary Patterson said in his weekly press conference Tuesday.

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The university began an investigation into the off-campus activities of the Alpha Chi Omega sorority after a noise complaint from a neighbor.

Earlier this month, a noise complaint call was made about members of the sorority at the Orion at Oak Hill apartment complex. The neighbor called the police and then proceeded to call the Office of the Chancellor and Campus Life among others to complain.

The recent report of a sexual assault on campus highlights the difficulties police face when conducting investigations when victims do not immediately report a crime.

TCU Police Sgt. Kelly Ham said not calling university police can delay investigations by a week in some cases.

"The sooner the university police receive information about a crime on campus, the quicker they can start investigating," Ham said. "The longer it takes to get the information, the harder it is to find witnesses and video evidence."