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The University of New Mexico officially unveiled its 11-game nonconference slate on Tuesday, a slate that features as many as four dates with Power Five programs, exciting road games and neutral-site trips and a challenging set of visitors to The Pit.

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An offseason transfer from Arizona, 6-foot-9 Serbian Filip Borovicanin appears to be everything coach Richard Pitino’s men’s basketball team has been sorely lacking.

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Sunday’s 4-2 loss at Trinidad extended the team’s losing streak to 14 games, dropping it to 7-25 — the third-worst mark in the 16-team league.

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The product of college sports is nothing close to what it was a dozen years ago when Richard Pitino was settling in for his first head coaching job.

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The diminutive 5-foot-7 guard was 51 years old and is survived by two daughters — and by a passionate Lobo fan base who will never forget his two seasons in cherry and silver.

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Albuquerque native Dylan Chavez will join the team as a non-scholarship walk-on for the upcoming season.

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JT Toppin, a highly touted 6-foot-8 power forward, will have at least three years of eligibility remaining with the Red Raiders, a team that reached the 2019 national championship game.

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The University of New Mexico men’s basketball team continues to be busy in the NCAA transfer portal. The Lobos got a commitment Tuesday from Georgia Tech forward Ibrahima Sacko.

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 UNM got a verbal commitment from 6-foot-10 center Atiki Ally Atiki on Thursday.

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The man who has resurrected Lobos hoops in just three seasons signed a deal that’s good through the 2028-29 season, a year longer than the extension he signed with the school just one year ago.

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For everyone anticipating a St. Michael’s-Las Vegas Robertson showdown Tuesday for District 2-3A baseball supremacy, the ·è¿ÍÖ±²¥ Fe Indian School Braves would like a word with you.

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He averaged 27.96 points per game his senior season, the second-highest scoring average in school history and, at the time, the best in the country for Division I teams.