After defeating San Diego State on Friday night, the UNM volleyball team was unable to beat UNLV on Saturday for Jam Johnson night. Last year at Jam Johnson, the Lobos broke an 18-match losing streak against Colorado State University, but this year UNLV (12-5, 3-2 Mountain West Conference) controlled most of the match and defeated the Lobos (6-10, 2-3 MWC) in five games.
After a tough start to the 2006 season, the UNM men's soccer team has finally seemed to catch a wave of momentum. The No. 12 Lobos will ride a three-game winning streak into their first weekend of conference play this season. UNM will head to Colorado to take on Denver on Friday and Air Force on Saturday.
The UNM football team will open conference play against one of the most elite offenses in the nation Saturday.
I can't wait for the playoffs to start. Even though Major League Baseball seems to have the most flawed postseason system of all the major professional sports, it keeps producing exciting playoffs year in and year out.
Rocky Long can't say enough to endorse the triple-option offense that Air Force will be running against the UNM football team Saturday. So how can the Lobos stop, or at least slow down, an offense that is invincible? Without a little luck, you can't, Long said.
The air is getting colder. Summer is coming to an end. And with the arrival of fall comes the best part of baseball season - the playoffs. Two teams not making postseason appearances, which probably should have, are the Boston Red Sox and the Chicago White Sox.
The UNM women's soccer team split its last two games, but that doesn't mean the Lobos walked away without taking something positive from the experience.
The UNM football team returned to its old ways on Saturday by pounding the ball down the field with rushes to put it in scoring position.
The UNM football team ended its five-game home losing streak with superb performances on both sides of the ball against UTEP with a 26-13 win Saturday. UNM took the ball and the momentum away from UTEP on the first drive of the game. Sophomore Herbert Felder sacked Miner quarterback Jordan Palmer, causing a fumble.
A breakout day for sophomore Brandon Barklage helped the UNM men's soccer team barely scrape by its second unranked opponent of the weekend.
Staff Report Men's Golf The UNM men's golf team crushed the competition in the 52nd William H. Tucker Invitational, taking the individual and team titles. Charlie Beljan took the singles title and contributed to the team's 10-over par score. The Lobos won its ninth Tucker championship by slipping ...
The UNM men's soccer team will wrap up its nonconference schedule by welcoming two unfamiliar opponents to the UNM Soccer Complex this weekend.
The UNM football team has one last chance to prepare for conference play on Saturday against old rival UTEP.
Jillion Potter came to UNM with the intention of walking on to the women's basketball team. Now, as a junior, Potter has become an All-American rugby player for the Lobos.
The UNM football team's up-and-down season continued Saturday. Unfortunately for the Lobos, there was more negative than positive in a 27-17 loss to Missouri.
The Lobos are used to winning at home. So when the No. 21 UNM men's soccer team tied No. 1 SMU 1-1 on Friday, there were a lot more frowns than smiles.
Coming off two close home losses, the UNM women's soccer team bounced back with a 4-0 win over the UTEP Miners on Sunday. After losing to No. 8 Texas, 2-1, and No. 24 Purdue, 1-0, in its last two games, UNM (4-3-0) earned one of its biggest victories of the season against UTEP.
Eight sacks, three turnovers and one late meaningless touchdown pass. The UNM football team cooked up an offensive recipe for disaster Saturday night in its 27-17 loss to the Missouri Tigers.
The UNM football team will face its toughest test of the season Saturday - taking on Missouri without starting quarterback Kole McKamey. McKamey is out for the season after tearing his left anterior and lateral cruciate ligament on the third play of last week's 34-28 victory over NMSU.
The last time a No. 1 team came to the UNM Soccer Complex, the Lobos won, vaulting them into the top 10 in the rankings. Since that 1-0 double-overtime victory over No. 1 Indiana on Sept. 19, 2004, UNM has remained in the top 25.
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