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	Roman Martinez walks toward Huskies’ bench, his eye bloodied from a mid-air collision with an elbow. The Lobos watched their season end, as Washington pulled off an 82-64 win in the second round of the NCAA Tournament.
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Curtains close

SAN JOSE, Calif. — In an Iditarod-style basketball game, the Husky outran the Lobo. The languishing Lobos watched their Sweet 16 hopes dissipate, as No.


	Darington Hobson clutches is wrist in pain on the Lobo bench after falling on to the hardwood on Thursday in the Lobos’ first-round win over No. 14 Montana. Hobson, who had his wrist wrapped, underwent X-rays but they came back negative. He will play today.
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Wrist(ky) business

There’s no question Darington Hobson is a performer. He’s also a master when it comes to histrionics, evidenced by his exaggerated tendency to peacock inside The Pit.


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Friends in times of peace, enemies in war

*Men’s basketball vs. Washington 2 p.m MT. on CBS* SAN JOSE, Calif. — It’s like one of those unfortunate war stories — two men obliged with the task of taking out their best friend, in the name of confounding patriotism. War has no sentimental boundaries.



	Steve Alford strolls around HP Pavilion, while his team goes through its 40-minute practice session on Wednesday. The Lobos will face No. 14 Montana today at 7:50 p.m.
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All in jest

Today’s game will settle New Mexico and Montana’s war of words SAN JOSE, Calif. — The battle of the court jesters has already begun. Entertaining as New Mexico’s Darington Hobson and Montana’s Anthony Johnson have been on the hardwood, they made for better-than-advertised entertainment away from it at Wednesday’s media session at the HP Pavilion. NCAA March Madness maniacs can only hope the two will make for great television tonight, when the third-seeded Lobos battle No.


	Darington Hobson joyously celebrates on Selection Sunday after the Lobos found out who they’d play in the NCAA Tournament . UNM will face Montana on Thursday.
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No way! It's San Jose

The Lobos look to make a lengthy postseason run in the NCAA Tournament after enjoying unparalled regular-season success. This time around, the UNM men’s basketball team doesn’t have endure March Sadness. No, it’s official.





	Aztec forward Billy White throws down a vicious slam in transition. White had 28 points and gave the Lobos fits in the paint
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White-wash

LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Billy White’s performance in the first half of the Mountain West Conference semi-finals looks like his typical stat sheet. Ten points per game, five rebounds, a couple of assists and, if he was lucky, a 3-pointer. But on Friday, the Aztecs luminary forward had a performance like the bright lights on the Las Vegas Strip. Even better, White’s career-best basketball recital came while he was hobbled by injury. Against UNM in San Diego on Jan.


	Dairese Gary lays sprawled out on the hardwood at the Thomas & Mack Center on Friday, after missing a potential tying shot with second remaining in the game. UNM was defeated, 72-69 at the hands of San Diego State.
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Farewell for now

LAS VEGAS — Take one: UNM point guard Dairese Gary takes the ball, drives the length of the court, nearly loses the ball inside the paint, regains control and misses a layup, banking it too hard off the glass.






	Below: Fans congratulate Lobo swingman Darington Hobson while he walks toward the locker room at the Thomas & Mack Center on Thursday. The Lobos beat No. 9 Air Force 75-69. Hobson had 28 points and 15 rebounds.
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Accustomed to victory

LAS VEGAS — Feb. 20 was supposed to serve as a memory — a day the UNM men’s basketball team could look back on late in the postseason to summon energy.



	Lobo guard Nikki Nelson, left, buries her face in her hands, as teammate Valerie Kast looks on in disappointment. The Lobos bowed out in the second round of the MWC tournament, falling 51-45 to No. 4 Utah.
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Triple seals it for Utah in overtime

There’s a template for the UNM-Utah women’s basketball game. This one, more or less, was a reproduction of the teams’ past encounters — a loosely officiated, rough-and-tumble, fast-paced contest. But, as has become an enduring trend, the Lobos ducked out in the second round of the Mountain West Conference tournament on Wednesday at the Thomas & Mack Center, falling short to the Utes for the eighth consecutive time, 51-45. Utah skidded by in overtime, compliments of a coffin-sealing 3-pointer by Kalee Whipple after the Lobos trimmed the deficit to 44-43.



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Electric day of MWC action sets stage for furious finish

LAS VEGAS, Nev. – The opening round of the men’s Mountain West Conference tournament began on Wednesday with the two lowest seeds, Wyoming and Air Force, trying to earn a chance to face MWC regular-season champion New Mexico on Thursday. Meanwhile, in the quarterfinals of the MWC women’s tournament are set and No.

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