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Updated of 2 The Lobos have their man. Nine days after the unexpected exit of Bronco Mendenhall, the University of New Mexico has hired Jason Eck as its new football coach.
Eck has been Idaho’s coach since 2022, leading the Vandals to a 26-13 record and three top-three finishes in the Big Sky Conference.
The Lobos (8-3) blistered the struggling Division II program, sinking 14 3-pointers and getting 74 points from its nonstarters in a 122-70 blowout.
Updated of 2 ALBUQUERQUE — It may not have been the splashy hire some Lobo fans were hoping for, but it's certainly one they'll come to appreciate.
By: Will Webber
“Everyone asks me that question, why New Mexico?” Eck said Tuesday. “Why not? Everything I need to build a program these people are proud of is right here."
ALBUQUERQUE — He didn’t necessarily sign up for this.
ALBUQUERQUE W ith finals week at the University of New Mexico having come and gone, the Lobos basketball team had one more test to deal with Wednesday night in The Pit.
By: Will Webber
Behind an all-world performance from Donovan Dent, UNM knocked off the highest-rated nonconference opponent on its home schedule in a 78-71 win over VCU.
Torrez issued a report examining NMSU’s handling of a case in which three players were charged with sexually assaulting teammates.
When you stand just 5-feet, 1-inch tall, you need to do some pretty special things to stand out on a basketball court.
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