Sean Reider is a Sports Journalist at the Albuquerque Journal. He covers New Mexico football, golf, and various other sports, with a focus on competitive and professional sports, as well as sports business and marketing. Sean has been featured in notable publications including the Victoria Advocate, The State News, and Yahoo Sports.
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The first-year franchise finished their inaugural season earlier this month with a 2-14 record, the second-worst of the IFL’s 14 teams.
David Cobb had served in a variety of roles on Aggies' staff since 2023
By: Sean Reider
Federal judge's injunction opens door for handful of former Lobos to return
All 13 sessions will be open to the public at no charge.
By: Sean Reider
Lobos open fall camp Wednesday, exactly one month before season-opener against CMU
The 54-year-old coaching veteran joins the Aggies after spending two seasons as Oregon State's special teams coordinator. He replaces former NMSU running backs coach, general manager and assistant head coach David Cobb,
UNM receives four votes in preseason coaches poll
NMHSCA All-State selection is third New Mexico product to join Lobos' class of 2027 One of southern New Mexico's best players intends to be a Lobo.
The Lobos will kick off against the Lakers (Sept. 12) and Miners (Oct. 3) at 2 p.m. Both games will be broadcast on MW+, the Mountain West's new subscription-based streaming service.
