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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QB competition could go down to the wire while Miller, Moore stand out
By: Sean Reider
In a statement provided to the Journal, UNM athletic director Ryan Berryman said Karhu and Levells will not practice as the department continues to monitor “daily, even hourly, updates” to eligibility cases.
By: Sean Reider
Through 14 practices, Humphrey has looked the part. The 5-foot-10, 215-pound senior is expected to serve as the Lobos' lead back this season after struggling to meet sky-high expectations in his first year with the program.
By: Sean Reider
Karhu's hearing comes after the NCAA was granted a stay request Friday in Wisne v. Colorado, effectively pausing a class-wide preliminary injunction that allowed hundreds of college athletes to play a fifth year. Along with cornerback Azariah Levells, the fifth-year senior was able to return to UNM and participate in team activities under that injunction.
By: Sean Reider
With a full offseason under his belt – one he was denied last summer – Agu believes he’s playing at a “higher level” than he was in his first year with UNM.
By: Sean Reider
For now, all Brett Karhu can do is wait.
By: Sean Reider
Karhu’s restraining order is the latest to be granted to a college athlete since the NCAA shifted to an age-based eligibility model.
By: Sean Reider
Brett Karhu is back. A New Mexico district judge granted the Lobo defensive end a temporary restraining order against the NCAA on Thursday, allowing him to return to practice.
By: Sean Reider
UNM had held a three-player quarterback competition throughout fall camp New Mexico's quarterback competition is not yet settled.
