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This time around, when the fans started departing from WisePies Arena with 3:49 left to play, there was no epic comeback to regret missing. Nor did New Mexico’s 83-56 loss on Tuesday night come down to a controversial call from the officials.
New Mexico was left with a bad taste in its mouth after San Diego State came to WisePies Arena to take down the Lobos by a 51-46 score at home on Feb. 6.
New Mexico’s defensive effort continued to fall off on Saturday.
It took the Lobos 30 minutes to get any sort of offensive production against Fresno State on Saturday afternoon.
New Mexico head coach Yvonne Sanchez said Wednesday night’s 49-48 loss to No. 25 Colorado State still stings.
It isn’t all “rainbows and unicorns,” Craig Neal said. He knew these Lobos would have ups and downs this season.
It came down to the final shot, but New Mexico’s hopes of upsetting No. 25 Colorado State at WisePies Arena on Wednesday night were dashed with senior Khadijah Shumpert’s last second miss.
Another road trip, another two losses for New Mexico.
By Liam Cary-Eaves
Clune Arena at the Air Force Academy has become a difficult place to play since February began.
New Mexico has ridden a roller coaster of a season, to say the least.
Guard Elijah Brown said a single game, either a win or a loss, won’t define New Mexico.
New Mexico ended its two game road trip on a high note after a 70-60 victory on Wednesday night.
New Mexico found itself down 15 points to Boise State with 6:01 left to play Wednesday night. Several hundred of the 12,434 fans in attendance started filing out of WisePies Arena.
UNM Police Department officials deemed threats made to Cullen Neal as “of a serious nature and entirely consistent” with head coach Craig Neal’s description last week, UNMPD Chief Kevin McCabe said in a statement issued Wednesday afternoon.
The time for New Mexico to grow up is right now.
New Mexico’s back-loaded Mountain West schedule could have implications on the conference tournament seeding process.
It came down to the final seconds, but New Mexico’s second-half surge fell just short in a 59-58 loss to San Jose State on Saturday.
Cullen Neal’s statistics didn’t factor much into Saturday afternoon’s game against San Jose State: six points, three rebounds. But his presence resonated throughout WisePies Arena.
Head coach Craig Neal often talks about always moving forward and not focusing on the past. His Lobos are doing a better job in that regard.
Solutions by The State News
