by Abel Horwitz Daily Lobo When I was approached with the idea of writing an article in which I would argue why I enjoy the Winter Olympics, I was taken aback. "You mean," I thought to myself, "there are people out there who actually don't like the Olympics?" But the more I thought about it, ...
by Riley Bauling Daily Lobo You've heard it all before. The arguments bashing the Winter Olympics by xenophobic Americans who won't accept the notion that no matter how much our athletes inundate their bodies with illegal substances, they can't hold a candle, cross country ski or hockey stick ...
UNM wide receiver Aaron Brack ran Saturday, but it wasn't on the football field.
The UNM women's basketball team stumbled out of the gate, picked itself up, and blazed to one of its biggest wins of the season.
The UNM women's tennis team beat Texas Tech on Sunday at the Lobo Tennis Club with some help from its solid doubles performances.
Skiing On the back of a strong performance by the women's Nordic team, the UNM ski team took third place at the Western State Invite in Gunnison, Colo., on Saturday. Freshman Melanie Zemp's season-high third place in the 5K classic helped the women's Nordic team win an event for the first time this ...
Starting off 1-for-23 from the field isn't a recipe for success. The Texas Christian University Horned Frogs learned that lesson Saturday in a 53-42 loss to the UNM men's basketball team.
by Kevin McFarland Daily Lobo Early this season, Lobo junior transfer Joel Box was lacking a key ingredient to his game. It definitely wasn't talent. Box could shoot the lights out for a team that desperately needed a three-point shooter. Box was not lacking in size, either.
by Daniel S. Archuleta Daily Lobo She's a student and a wife, but that's not keeping her from fulfilling a third role as well. Crystal Barringer, a senior at UNM, practices mixed martial arts at one of the nation's top mixed martial arts academies, Jackson's Submission Fighting, in Albuquerque. Despite ...
The UNM swimming and diving team closed out Senior Night in bittersweet fashion on Saturday, saying goodbye to the athletes graduating this year.
The UNM Ice Wolves swept the Colorado College Tigers in their final home stand of the year this weekend in two games that could have been twins.
On any given night, Mark Walters and David Chiotti are capable of taking over a game for the Lobos.
Although Utah had three players listed at seven feet tall, give or take an inch, it was the UNM men's basketball team that came out looking like giants Saturday.
It was a rare road trip for the UNM track and field team - one that head coach Matt Henry hopes can propel the Lobos to continued success as the indoor season winds down.
The UNM women's basketball team struggled in Salt Lake City on Saturday, falling to the University of Utah 75-62.
Michael Reed was the New Mexico State High School Player of the Year, but that doesn't mean he's not nervous about starting his college soccer career next fall.
Rocky Long and his staff must have liked what they saw as far as local talent this year.
One freshman for the UNM men's basketball team has put up solid numbers this season.
by Justin Goodrum Daily Lobo I know what you're thinking. You're thinking this will be a typical column previewing the Super Bowl, such as how Jerome Bettis is returning to his home town to play in his first Super Bowl or the Seahawks making their first Super Bowl appearance. But the bottom ...
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