The New Mexico Lobos largely avoided signging junior college players for their 2013 recruiting class,. But head coach Bob Davie did return to the Lobos' old recruiting hot spot, taking recruits primarily from the state of Texas.
New Mexico adds Pittsburgh to their 2013 non-conference football schedule.
New Mexico and Colorado State are trying to form a new league, and they are looking to bring in Boise State and BYU.
Chris decides to submit his resumé for the not-really open position of Nevada's Defensive Coordinator.
Highlights of the 2012 New Mexico Bowl, where Arizona won, 49-48.
Arizona was able to score 14 points in the final 90 seconds to come from behind to defeat Nevada.
Nevada busted out to a 21-0 lead, and take a 21-7 lead after the first quarter.
The Colorado State Rams ran out to an early lead then held the New Mexico Lobos out of the end zone on the final drive of the game to claim a 24-20 win in Ft. Collins, Colo. in the final Mountain West football game of the year for both schools.
Lobo TV has video of comments from head coach Bob Davie and players B.R. Holbrook and Dallas Bollema following the New Mexico Lobos' 24-20 season-ending loss to the Colorado St. Rams in Ft. Collins, Colo. on Saturday.
Senior quarterback B.R. Holbrook looks to make his return in his final collegiate game for the New Mexico Lobos this Saturday at the Colorado State Rams.
The folks at Lobo TV have once again put together great video of New Mexico Lobos head coach Bob Davie in his final pre-game press conference before this Saturday's game, and MW Connection has it for you.
The New Mexico Lobos travel to Ft. Collins, Colo. Saturday for their final game of the 2012 season. Mountain West Connection takes a look at UNM's final opponent of the season, the Colorado St. Rams.
Cody Fajardo threw three touchdown passes and gained 319 yards of total offense to lead the Nevada Wolf Pack past the New Mexico Lobos 31-24 Saturday afternoon in Albuquerque, N.M.
Those awesome folks over at Lobo TV have again put together some terrific post game video, this time following the Lobos 31-24 loss to Nevada on Senior Day on Branch Field at University Stadium on Saturday.
Here's video of New Mexico head coach Bob Davie as he discuses his team and their opponent this week, the Nevada Wolf Pack, at his weekly press conference, filmed and edited by the fine folks at Lobo TV,
New Mexico and Nevada both enter this Saturday's game looking to break out of losing streaks. The Wolf Pack and Lobos both run the Pistol offense, which sets up an interesting match up for both defenses. Here's quick look at Nevada's Wolf Pack.
Big plays again were the bane to New Mexico as Wyoming came into Albuquerque and secured the win as Brett Smith threw four touchdowns to offset over 500 yards of total offense by the Lobos.
The great videographers at Lobo TV have again put together a great highlights package as well as video of the post game comments following New Mexico's 28-23 loss to visiting Wyoming Saturday afternoon
Host New Mexico is looking to end a losing streak while visiting Wyoming looks to extend a winning streak when both teams meet up at Branch Field at University Stadium in Albuquerque, N.M. this Saturday. Here's a quick look at the Cowboys.
New Mexico will be breaking out a red, white and blue American flag logo on their helmet this weekend.
Head coach Bob Davie of the New Mexico Lobos discusses his team and their upcoming game Saturday against the Wyoming Cowboys
New Mexico head coach Bob Davie addresses the media after the Lobos 35-7 loss to UNLV in Las Vegas, NV Saturday afternoon
Redshirt freshman Nick Sherry finished with 289 yards and two touchdowns and Brandley Randle scored three touchdowns - two on the ground - as UNLV put together a complete game to overwhelm visiting New Mexico 35-7 at Sam Boyd Stadium in Las Vegas, NV
The New Mexico Lobos look find Lady Luck in Las Vegas and stop a two-game skid while the UNLV Rebels look to salvage what started as a promising season but had devolved into disaster as the Rebels find themselves snake bit at every turn.
