The future for the UNM football team doesn’t look too good. The team finished its first spring season under head coach Bob Davie last week, and it’s not surprising the team is in a tough situation.
Spring practices are over, but there is still a lot of work to do.
UNM Athletics has tangled itself in a failed business endeavor. This February, UNM agreed to a merger between the MWC and Conference USA which would create a conference of at least 16 teams.
The baseball team is finally back home. After playing 13 of its last 15 games on the road, UNM takes on Florida Gulf Coast this weekend in a three-game homestand.
Part of the agreement between the State Legislature and the UNM Athletics Department for new athletic turf was allowing high school football playoffs to use the field as well.
This weekend, two of the world’s best go head to head, two who may go down as the best ever at their game.
The football team will play on artificial turf next season. University Stadium field has been grass since 1958, when it was built, but will have artificial turf installed for the beginning of next season.
New football head coach Bob Davie joked that the only thing he is struggling with now that he’s getting back into coaching is sore feet.
Five spring football practices down, head coach Bob Davie said he is seeing improvement in his team.
James Rogers has a unique opportunity to represent the United States, a country he has been a citizen of for two weeks.
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