Perhaps Kendall Williams needs to invest in a wristwatch. Williams, a starting junior guard for the No. 25 New Mexico men’s basketball team, missed the third start of the season Saturday for disciplinary reasons.
Coming off Wednesday’s thrilling conference-opening win over UNLV, the No. 25 New Mexico men’s basketball team takes on Fresno State Saturday afternoon at The Pit in Albuquerque. Follow the game with the Daily Lobo’s live blog, or join the conversation. Twitter users, tweet comments using #GoLobos or #mwbb
The talk heading into Wednesday night’s Mountain West Conference opener focused on the New Mexico men’s ability to keep pace with the high-tempo offense UNLV features and the scoring power by the conference’s top scorer. Anthony Bennett, UNLV’s star freshman forward, had a league-high 19.9 points per game though the team’s 15-game non-conference slate.
Mountain West Conference play is here. The No. 25 New Mexico men’s basketball team hosts No. 24 UNLV Wednesday night at The Pit in Albuquerque. Follow the game on the Daily Lobo’s live blog, or join the conversation. Twitter users, use #GoLobos.
Albuquerque parents can now flip out with their kids instead of at them, thanks to Albuquerque’s newest haven for trampoline enthusiasts and hyper kids alike.
The 11 students who live in the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity house on Mesa Vista Road must find new places to live after ownership of the house changed hands in early December.
As one UNM student regent term comes to a close, a medical student looks to fill that seat.
It wasn’t always pretty, but the UNM men’s basketball team endured its grueling nonconference schedule with an impressive mark.
With nonconference play on the books, it’s time for Mountain West Conference play. The title should be hotly contested.
Editor, It appears that we are living in a time when the focus is on the negative. For example, whenever someone says something
Winter break is usually the time when students trek back home for the holidays. But in lieu of going home this break, the women’s basketball team took a monthlong road trip
Let’s face the facts: Slightly Stoopid is great music for people who like to listen to Sublime. If you don’t like Sublime, don’t even bother with this band.
All the freedom of winter break is slipping through your fingers, and there’s nothing you can do about it. Sorry. Relish the last free moments before school starts with this week’s freebies.
After the first half Monday, the No. 20 New Mexico Lobos had more turnovers than points against Saint Louis.
The New Mexico men fell from the ranks of the unbeatens last Saturday. Six days later, they took down an undefeated team. Behind a strong defensive effort, the Lobos toppled No. 8 Cincinnati 55-54 for the Bearcats’ first setback of 2012-13.
That big Dec. 27 showdown at Cincinnati won’t be a battle of unbeatens. The No. 16 New Mexico men’s basketball team, one of the few remaining undefeated NCAA Division I teams, dropped its first contest of the 2012-13 season Saturday afternoon with a 70-65 loss to unranked South Dakota State. It snapped a 12-game winning streak since the season began.
The undefeated New Mexico men’s basketball team, ranked No. 16 in the nation, takes on the South Dakota State Jackrabbits Saturday afternoon at The Pit in Albuquerque. The game is the last non-conference home game this season.
Kendall Williams went down early against New Mexico State, but he wasn’t out for long. Williams, the scoring leader for the No. 16 New Mexico men, rolled his right ankle early in Wednesday night’s Rio Grande Rivalry game in Las Cruces. He hobbled off the Pan American Center court but returned minutes later. He didn’t miss a step. His career-high 24 points led the Lobos to a 68-63 victory over the Aggies.
The No. 17 New Mexico men’s basketball team made that many against 7-foot-5 center Sim Bhullar and a tall New Mexico State lineup. The Lobos contained their in-state foe to a 32.8 shooting percentage in their Rio Grande Rivalry game Saturday night, coming away with a 73-58 victory Saturday afternoon at The Pit.
The Rio Grande rivalry resumes this afternoon as the No. 17 New Mexico Lobos (10-0) take on their in-state rival New Mexico State (5-4) at The Pit in Albuquerque. Follow the game with Daily Lobo’s live blog, or join the conversation. Twitter users, use #GoLobos
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