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Antonio Chol, a 6-foot-9 forward at Garden City Community College in Kansas, committed on Thursday to play for the UNM Lobos next season. Selected earlier this week as a NJCAA Second Team All-American ...
New Mexico basketball advanced to consecutive NCAA tournaments for the first in decade this season, losing to Michigan State ...
Antonio Chol fell in love with the Pit in December. While being recruited by former University of New Mexico basketball coach Richard Pitino, the 6-foot-9-inch junior college All-American was in ...
New Mexico head coach Eric Olen and staff continue to put the pieces together on next season’s Lobo roster. On Thursday, New ...
A former Rutgers Scarlet Knights transfer has officially made his return to the Division I ranks. Antonio Chol left Rutgers last offseason and moved to the JUCO level at Garden City Community College ...
A little over two weeks after men’s basketball’s heartbreaking loss against Michigan in the first round of March Madness, ...
The No. 4 seed Texas A&M team lost to No. 5 Michigan in the round of 32 to finish its season at 23-11. Then, after Maryland ...
The 2024-25 men's college basketball season tipped in November with two interim head coaches: at Virginia, following Tony ...
Will shares his take of UNM football under first-year coach Jason Eck and the guys talk about Eric Olen's first week as Lobos ...
Chris Howell, a 6-foot-6 guard who played this past season at UC San Diego after two seasons at Saint Mary's, committed to ...
Now, another NCAA Tournament team has lost its entire starting lineup and its head coach, as well as others in a mass exodus.
On March 30, the University of New Mexico announced its hire of the 23rd head coach of the men's basketball team, Eric Olen.