The No. 14 New Mexico men fared much better the second time around against San Diego State than during their previous matchup, capturing a 70-60 victory over the Aztecs Wednesday night at The Pit.
Before the MWC indoor track and field championships, jumper Kendall Spencer said winning New Mexico’s first conference indoor title would bring a lot of pride to the team.
Kendall Williams may come off as cocky and arrogant, even on the basketball court.
Kendall Williams’ stat line from Saturday night reads like this: 46 points, five rebounds and four assists. New Mexico hasn’t seen a performance like that since the late 1970s.
Senior men’s tennis player Jadon Phillips was just as concerned with his stomach Sunday afternoon as his upcoming doubles and singles match against Northwestern University.
Going into Saturday, the New Mexico women’s basketball team had not lost to Colorado State in The Pit since Jan. 6, 1998. The Lobos continued that record with a 71-56 trouncing over the Rams on Saturday.
UNM dropped two out of three games at the Kleberg Bank College Classic in Corpus Christi, Texas over the weekend.
Regardless of the outcome Saturday afternoon, the No. 16 New Mexico men’s basketball team will leave Fort Collins, Colo., leading the Mountain West Conference race.
In a span of seven games in four days, the Lobo softball team may have salvaged the season.
Mental errors plagued UNM’s baseball team against Oklahoma State last weekend.
New Mexico head track and field coach Joe Franklin said his first priority for this weekend’s Mountain West Conference indoor championships is making sure the team arrives in Idaho intact.
The Mountain West Conference announced last week that its basketball tournament will stay at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas, Nev. for the next three years.
Today, the football team will hold a meeting on the second floor of the Tow Diehm Complex at University Stadium at 4 p.m. for students interested in joining the football program.
In a battle between a potent offense and a stout defense, New Mexico’s defense won the day. The No. 19 Lobo men held Boise State, one of the best statistical teams in the Mountain West Conference
After dropping its first two games of the season, the No. 21-ranked UNM baseball team bounced back with a 9-1 drubbing of Oklahoma State on Sunday at Isotopes Park.
The only thing that could stop Lauren Soles’ pitching dominance on Sunday afternoon was a scheduled flight time.
It’s time to see if predictions about the Lobo baseball team will come true.
Men’s basketball head coach Steve Alford has repeatedly discussed the level of talent in the Mountain West Conference. This came up again Wednesday afternoon, hours before his No. 19 New Mexico Lobos took the court in Fresno, Calif.
With a 0-7 record, the UNM softball team has beaten the 2006 squad for the worst start in the program’s 36-year history.
For the second game in a row, the UNM women’s basketball team had a chance at stealing a game at the buzzer. But once again the Lobos came up short.
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