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Lobos basketball: Final field set for Charleston Classic

Apr. 10 | By

ESPN Regional Television on Wednesday released the names of the complete field for the Nov. 21-24 Charleston (S.C.) Classic that...

UNM senior linebacker Dallas Bollema is one of only two full-time starters back from last year’s Lobos’ defense. (MARLA BROSE/JOURNAL)

Bollema relishes role as leader on defense

Apr. 10 | By

Where there's a will, there's a play. Where there's Dallas Bollema, there's ...

UNM basketball player Tony Snell announces on Monday, April 8, 2013, that he is leaving the Lobos to enter the NBA Draft. (Jim Thompson/Journal)

Snell ready for pro career

Apr. 8 | By

With newly hired New Mexico head coach Craig Neal by his side, 21-year-old Tony Snell made it official Monday afternoon....

 

Birmingham wins 1,000th in a romp

Apr. 7 | By

Lobo golfers still lead ASU Invite

New Mexico running backs coach Apollo Wright, right, watches record-setting rusher Kasey Carrier (5) during spring drills on Saturday. (Marla Brose/Albuquerque Journal)

Carrier says coach Apollo is bringing the Wright stuff

Apr. 7 | By

For Kasey Carrier, the position-coach merry-go-round stops with Apollo Wright. For Wright, his job a ...

UNM's #21 Tony Snell drives towards the hoop as the Lobos beat the Broncos 60-50. Saturday, Feb, 16, 2013. Snell has announced he will leave school to enter the NBA draft. (Jim Thompson/Albuquerque Journal.)

Lobos guard Tony Snell to leave school, enter NBA Draft

Apr. 7 | By

Friend says Lobo will hire an agent

 

Peterson has 5 RBIs in return as Lobos romp

Apr. 6 | By

COLORADO SPRINGS — Welcome back, D.J. Peterson.    After missing the previous f ...

 

Former Lobos reunited in detention center

Apr. 5 | By

For three seasons, 2008 through 2010, Jonathan Mader and Anthony Hooks were University of New Mexico ...

 

Wideouts get ‘Bible’ lesson

Apr. 5 | By

New receivers coach was one of the originators of the pistol offense

Ray Etherly

Athlete was one of the state’s greatest sprinters

Apr. 5 | By

Ray Etherly, friends and fellow competitors say, could outrun a gale-force wind on an Albuquerque sp ...

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