The volleyball team’s off-season seems more on than off. The Lobos kicked off their spring schedule last Thursday with a 3-1 win in the annual alumni game.
The baseball team lost its lead early and could never come back. The Lobos lost to Stephen F. Austin on Wednesday, 9-5, after giving up four runs in the first inning.
The baseball team’s schedule is as rigorous as ever this weekend. After losing both games to Stephen F. Austin during the week, the Lobos (10-13) travel to California for a four-game series against Fresno State.
Riding bulls is dangerous, but bullfighters, whose job it is to protect the riders, work on the ground with the bucking animals.
It was a weekend of firsts for the baseball team. UNM scored eight runs in the first two innings as it beat No. 19 Texas Christian University in a three game series.
The women’s tennis team’s first conference match of the season quickly turned into one-sided affair, of which the Lobos were on the losing end.
Flint Rasmussen gets paid to don clown makeup, dance the Cotton-Eyed Joe and sing Justin Bieber songs in front of crowds up to 10,000 people.
The Lobo football team kicked off its spring practices Saturday, but a lack of players meant the cancellation of its annual springtime Cherry-Silver game.
The baseball team is on a hot streak, and one of its underclassmen players fuels the Lobos’ fire: DJ Peterson.
The baseball team has a chance to continue its undefeated start to MWC play this weekend when it goes up against a national opponent.
The Sweet 16 curse continues, but not for long.
Earning first place was not on UNM long jumper Kendall Spencer’s mind going into the national indoor championship track and field meet on March 9.
Student Ashlee “Gabby” Erickson accomplished something no Lobo diver has done since 2005 — she earned All-American honors.
In a one-point game with 4:47 left in the first half, shades of 2010 seemed to come back to haunt the men’s basketball team.
With the hype surrounding the men’s basketball team, it would be easy to forget about women’s basketball’s Cinderella-story run in the MWC tournament.
Colorado had no answer for Baylor’s Brady Heslip. Heslip hit nine 3-pointers and finished with 27 points as No. 3 Baylor knocked off No. 11 Colorado 80-63 in the third round of the NCAA tournament in The Pit.
Down two with six seconds left, Vanderbilt’s John Jenkins put up a 3-pointer that would have won his team the game, but it didn’t go in.
Tonya Throgmorton Daily Lobo: How does it feel that the team lost? Tonya Throgmorton: “It was disappointing because I really wanted to see them beat Louisville.
Colorado had no answer for Baylor’s Brady Heslip. Heslip hit nine 3-pointers and finished with 27 points as No.3 Baylor knocked off No.11 Colorado 80-63 in the third round of the NCAA Tournament at The Pit. The Buffaloes were winning 57-56 with 9:39 remaining then Baylor went on a 24-to-7 run to close out the game. Baylor head coach Scott Drew said the run to close out the game was crucial to his sides victory. “I was very proud of the second half, especially the last 10 minutes how we clamped down on the defensive end,” he said.
Down two with six seconds left, Vanderbilt’s John Jenkins put up a 3-pointer that would win his team the game, but it didn’t go in. No.4 Wisconsin came out with the 60-57 victory over No.5 Vanderbilt in the third round of the NCAA Tournament Saturday at The Pit. Wisconsin head coach Bo Ryan said his team was lucky Jenkins missed that last second shot. “That was as wide open of a shot that we gave up all game,” Ryan said.
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