Football: Secondary improvement to generate stronger defensive play
The Lobo secondary could be one of the keys to success in 2016 with improving defense.
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The Lobo secondary could be one of the keys to success in 2016 with improving defense.
When a team sits one quarterback down, it is usually thanks to an injury or because he was benched for poor play. However, instances of two-quarterback play may have occurred more often than one might think—especially in recent history.
The New Mexico football team will rely on one of its new coaches to get the offensive line prepped for the season.
Former Lobo Courtney Frerichs helped propel the United States to an impressive finish in her event at the 2016 Rio Olympics.
New Mexico football has named its four team captains for the upcoming season, and the selections are unprecedented in more ways than one.
Seeing a favorite team or alma mater take the field is all the incentive most college football fans need to go out to a game, but New Mexico’s faithful fans can start looking forward to some additional benefits that aim to enhance the game day experience in 2016.
Change doesn’t necessarily mean some things can’t stay the same.
“My story began in Nixa, MO where I fell in love with competition, now I’m racing the world’s best!” New Mexico alum Courtney Frerichs recently tweeted.
New Mexico decided to keep it in the family and announced former player and assistant coach Ben Dunbar as its new men’s tennis head coach.
The New Mexico tennis program has been dealt another hard blow, leaving both tennis teams leaderless.
Last month, at the NCAA outdoor championships, Frerichs set a new collegiate record in the women’s 3,000-meter steeplechase, turning in a time of 9:24.41.
Big things come in small packages — unless perhaps you are talking about someone with seemingly endless energy, fierce competitiveness and a larger than life personality, so much so that everything just won’t fit.
One dedicated New Mexico runner is going out a champion, both literally and figuratively, putting the finishing touches on a storybook ending to a decorated collegiate career.
The New Mexico women’s tennis team has an international flair, featuring players from four countries outside of the United States. One player from France had a particularly interesting journey on her way to New Mexico.
Some say records are made to be broken.
Despite a top-five finish in the men’s 1500 meter qualifier on Wednesday, the New Mexico men’s track and field team was unable to put up any points at the National Outdoor Championship this year in Eugene, Ore.
Shortly after the New Mexico men’s tennis season officially concluded, the team’s head coach announced it will also be the end of his coaching tenure.
Students often have a difficult time finding where they can perform perhaps the most important activity linked to achieving success - study.
One UNM student underwent a unique journey to graduation. It started on a race track, switched lanes into the classroom and could end up with a degree that puts him right back on the track again.
A member of the New Mexico track and field team received national athlete of the week honors in her sport after she posted the top time in the world this year in her event.