EchoingEagle+FollowLobos dominate at The Pit, fans bring the heatThe energy inside The Pit was electric as the Lobos stormed to an 87-64 win over Grand Canyon University, never letting the Lopes take the lead. Jake Hall set the tone early, and JT Rock delivered his best game yet, racking up 13 points and four blocks. Even when GCU tied it up in the second half, the Lobos answered with big scoring runs and relentless defense. The crowd’s intensity seemed to wear down the visitors, proving once again how tough it is to play in Albuquerque. How much do you think home-court advantage matters in college hoops? #Sports #GoLobos #ThePit00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowJake Hall’s breakout week electrifies Lobos fansJake Hall just made UNM basketball history—he’s the latest Lobo to snag Mountain West Freshman of the Week, after dropping 21 points per game and leading the team to two big wins. What’s wild is that this is the fourth time a UNM freshman has earned the honor this season, showing just how strong this young squad is. Hall’s shooting was on fire, especially from three-point range, and he matched his career high with 24 points against Air Force. With three freshmen averaging double digits, this team’s future looks seriously bright. How do you see this young core shaping the Lobos’ season? #Sports #GoLobos #UNMBasketball00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowLobos eye fourth straight win at The PitThe Lobos are on the verge of something big—if they can pull off a win against Grand Canyon, it’ll be their fourth straight Mountain West victory and keep their perfect home record alive. With a 20-game win streak at The Pit, the energy in Albuquerque is electric. Coach Olen says it’s all about playing tough and rebounding as a team, especially since Grand Canyon just dominated Boise on the road. Tuesday night’s game is shaping up to be a real test. Who’s heading to The Pit, and what do you think will make the difference for the Lobos? #Sports #GoLobos #ThePit00Share
Susan Reeves+FollowLobos put home streak on the line vs Grand CanyonNew Mexico’s Lobos are on fire at home—undefeated in Albuquerque this season! After Jake Hall’s explosive 24-point performance, the Lobos are set to host the Grand Canyon Antelopes in a matchup that could shake up the Mountain West Conference. With Tomislav Buljan dominating the boards and the team shooting nearly 46% from the field, New Mexico looks tough to beat. But Grand Canyon’s defense and rebounding could make this a real battle. Who do you think has the edge in this first conference clash? Let’s hear your predictions and what you’ll be watching for! #Sports #Basketball #GoLobos00Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowLobos look to keep The Pit rockingNew Mexico’s women’s basketball team is on a roll at The Pit, stacking up four straight home wins and aiming for another against Nevada this Saturday. The Lobos’ offense has been clicking, outscoring opponents by over 10 points per game, while Nevada’s been struggling to keep up on the scoreboard. With Laila Abdurraqib leading the charge and the home crowd behind them, New Mexico is expected to come out on top. How much does home-court energy matter in college hoops? Share your thoughts on what gives teams the edge! #Sports #GoLobos #CollegeBasketball00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowLobos’ home streak faces Wolf Pack testLobo fans, the team’s home-court dominance is about to get a serious test as Nevada rolls into Albuquerque this Saturday. UNM’s been on fire—winning six of their last seven and locking down opponents with tough defense, especially in the first half. The Lobos are undefeated when leading after the first quarter or at halftime, and their bench has been a game-changer, pouring in nearly half the points lately. Nevada’s defense is no joke, but they’ve struggled on the road. Do you think the Lobos’ rebounding and fast starts will keep their streak alive? Let’s hear your game predictions! #Sports #GoLobos #MountainWest00Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowLobos grab first conference road win!The New Mexico Lobos just pulled off their first conference road win of the season, taking down Colorado State 80-70. What really stood out was how every Lobo who hit the court scored at least six points—talk about teamwork! Freshman Tomislav Buljan nearly snagged a double-double, and his late-game defense sealed the deal with a clutch steal and pass for a dunk. The Lobos now sit third in the Mountain West, showing off their depth and grit. How do you think this new-look squad will fare as the season heats up? #Sports #GoLobos #MountainWest00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowLobos’ 20th straight win electrifies The PitNothing fires up Albuquerque like a Lobos home streak—20 wins in a row at The Pit! Saturday night’s 78-58 rout over Wyoming wasn’t just another victory; it was a statement. The Lobos shook off a slow start, then turned up the defense and never let the Cowboys back in. Tomislav Buljan’s 25 points and 10 rebounds made history, joining Lobo legends. With the fifth-longest home streak ever, fans are buzzing: Can this team break the 22-game record? If you were at The Pit, how loud did it get? What’s been your favorite moment of this streak? #Sports #GoLobos #ThePit00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowLobos aim to defend The Pit’s 19-game streakNew Mexico’s home court magic is on the line as the Lobos put their 19-game winning streak at The Pit to the test against Wyoming’s high-octane offense. With both teams sitting at 10-3, this isn’t just another Mountain West game—it’s a battle of strengths: UNM’s tough defense and balanced scoring versus Wyoming’s league-best offense and rebounding. Plus, Indigenous Heritage Night brings extra energy, with turquoise uniforms and a special halftime show. Do you think the Lobos can keep The Pit undefeated, or will Wyoming spoil the party? #Sports #GoLobos #ThePit00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowLobos’ cold shooting streak continues in BoiseUNM’s men’s basketball team just can’t seem to break their Boise curse—eight straight losses on the Broncos’ home court now. Last night, the Lobos’ offense sputtered, hitting only 3 of 25 from deep and finishing with their lowest point total in two years. Even with a double-double from Tomislav Buljan and a strong defensive effort, New Mexico couldn’t keep up once Boise State’s physical play took over in the second half. It’s tough to watch such a hot streak end this way. What do you think the Lobos need to change to win tough road games like this? #Sports #GoLobos #MountainWest00Share
