Three men’s basketball players play their last game in The Pit this Saturday. UNM (23-6, 9-4) takes on Boise State in its final regular season game as senior forwards Drew Gordon and A.J.
Ray Birmingham certainly has no problem letting his players “have it.” The baseball team is 2-5 in the season and just came off a 1-3 series against the University of Texas, San Antonio.
One down, one to go. The men’s basketball team bounced back from two straight losses, beating Air Force 86-56 Wednesday night at the Pit in front of 15,152 fans.
There’s no place like home — especially after the week the Lobos just went through.
Even though the team finished in sixth place this past weekend in the women’s MWC swim and dive championships in Oklahoma City, the Lobos brought back two of the conference’s best.
The football team has added two more coaches to its roster — well, sort of.
The men’s track team finished the weekend with an Olympic trial qualifier and four first-place finishes, but it still wasn’t enough to win the MWC.
The women’s track team may not have won the MWC indoor championship this weekend, but it ran away with the best finish and highest point total at an indoor championship in school history.
For three quarters of the Saturday’s game against TCU, the women’s basketball team played some of its finest basketball, but the last quarter couldn’t have been any worse.
The No. 18 men’s basketball team lost its second straight game on Saturday and gave up a season-high 83 points. After losing to Colorado State last Tuesday, the Lobos lost to Texas Christian University (17-11) 83-64.
The baseball team dropped three of its four games this weekend away to University of Texas-San Antonio.
The No. 18 men’s basketball lost its second straight game on Saturday. After losing to Colorado State last Tuesday, the Lobos lost to Texas Christian University (17-11) 83-64.
With a new season and new coach, the lacrosse team is ready to get its first winning season since its inception at UNM.
With one of their stiffest competitors out of the way, this weekend the men’s and women’s track and field squads vie for their first conference titles.
The men’s basketball team has cracked the national rankings for the first time this season. After coming off back-to-back wins over nationally ranked opponents, the Lobos are now ranked No.
Senior forward Drew Gordon achieved a feat no Lobo has completed since 1976, in UNM’s win over No. 11 University of Nevada-Las Vegas on Saturday.
UNM’s Drew Gordon and UNLV’s Mike Moser were supposed to face off Saturday morning in front of a nationally televised audience and a sold-out Pit — only one guy showed up to play.
The women’s tennis team had a difficult weekend, dropping both of its matches to Colorado University and Denver University.
After splitting the first two games, the baseball team had a chance to take the series from Nevada but failed in the last inning. UNM lost 5-3 on Friday, and won 3-2 on Saturday.
The softball team made it through Saturday with two wins, beating Northern Colorado and Central Arkansas, but failed to keep its undefeated season alive after it fell on Sunday to Purdue.
Solutions by The State News
