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Bubble Bursts for the UNM Lobos in Loss to UNLV, 80-77
Joshua J Grine, NMPreps/Rivals New Mexico

In a tense showdown on Saturday night at "The PIT," the University of New Mexico Lobos experienced a heartbreaking loss to the UNLV Runnin' Rebels, a game that ended with a final score of 80-77. Despite the electric atmosphere of a sold-out crowd, the Lobos couldn't quite secure the win they desperately needed to keep their postseason hopes alive.

The first half saw both teams battling fiercely, with UNM holding a slim 40-39 lead over UNLV. Donovan Dent and Jaelen House led the scoring charge for the Lobos, each contributing 20 points to the effort. Mustapha Amzil added 10 points and an impressive 8 rebounds, while Jamal Mashburn chipped in with 11 points of his own.

However, despite their strong offensive performance, the Lobos struggled defensively, allowing UNLV to shoot a blistering 49.2% from the field. Dedan Thomas Jr. led the charge for the Rebels, pouring in 25 points and dishing out 4 assists. Rob Whaley Jr. and Kalib Boone also made significant contributions, scoring 16 and 11 points respectively.

The game took a dramatic turn in the second half, with the Lobos mounting a 12-0 run to take a 57-54 lead with just over 11 minutes remaining. But UNLV responded with tenacity, regaining control of the game and holding off a late surge from UNM.

Despite shooting an impressive 40% from beyond the arc, the Lobos couldn't overcome their struggles in the paint and missed opportunities down the stretch. Questions lingered for UNM as they contemplated the road ahead: Is there an issue with their interior defense? Can they overcome games where key players like Mashburn and House fail to find their rhythm?

As the Lobos reflect on this tough loss, they know that they'll need to regroup and refocus if they want to keep their postseason dreams alive. With a challenging slate of conference games ahead, including matchups against nationally ranked opponents, the road to redemption won't be easy. But if there's one thing the Lobos have shown this season, it's resilience in the face of adversity.

NCAA Tournament Hopes in Peril for UNM Lobos After Tough Loss to UNLV

In what was supposed to be a pivotal game for the University of New Mexico Lobos, hopes of making it to the NCAA Basketball Tournament this year took a serious hit after a hard-fought loss to the UNLV Runnin' Rebels. With the Lobos falling short in front of a raucous home crowd at "The PIT," questions arise about whether their March Madness dreams are slipping away.

The final buzzer echoed through the arena with a score of 80-77 in favor of UNLV, leaving Lobos fans with a sinking feeling in their hearts. The loss dealt a significant blow to UNM's postseason aspirations, as they now face an uphill battle to secure a spot in the NCAA Tournament, an accomplishment that has eluded them since their last appearance in 2014.

However, amidst the disappointment, there remains a glimmer of hope for the Lobos. With seven conference games left in the regular season, including challenging matchups against formidable opponents like Nevada, No. 24 San Diego State, Colorado State, Boise State, and No. 22 Utah State, UNM still has an opportunity to turn their fortunes around.

Key to Post Season Hopes

To have any chance of making a postseason run, the Lobos must regroup and refocus on their strengths. One key aspect of their game plan moving forward will be to get the ball into the hands of their post players. With dominant forces in the paint like JT Topping, Nelly Junior Joseph and Mustapha Amzil, UNM has the potential to overpower opponents and control the tempo of the game.

Furthermore, a deep run in the Mountain West Conference Tournament could be the Lobos' ticket to the Big Dance. With a rich history of success in the tournament, including four championships in 2025, 2012, 2013, and 2014, UNM knows what it takes to emerge victorious when the stakes are high.

But the road ahead won't be easy. It will require unwavering determination, relentless effort, and flawless execution on both ends of the court. The Lobos must rally together as a team and play with a sense of urgency and purpose if they want to keep their postseason dreams alive.

As the regular season winds down and the conference tournament approaches, all eyes will be on the UNM Lobos in Albuquerque. Can they rise to the occasion and defy the odds to secure a coveted spot in the NCAA Tournament? Only time will tell, but perhaps Vegas holds the coveted glass slipper. Only time will tell.

Mountain West Standings

1. Utah State: 8-3
2. Colorado State: 7-4
3. New Mexico: 7-4
4. San Diego State: 7-4
5. Boise State: 7-4
6. Nevada: 6-4
7. UNLV: 6-4
8. Wyoming: 5-5
9. Fresno State: 4-7
10. Air Force: 1-10
11. San Jose State: 1-10

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NMPreps25 Unveils Top 25 New Mexico High School Basketball Players

NMPreps proudly presents its annual NMPreps25 for the 2023/2024 New Mexico high school basketball boys' season, spotlighting the top talent across the state.

#1 Jalin Holland, Class: 2025, Team: Los Lunas High School

Scoop: Jalin Holland, standing tall at 6-foot-3, has carved his name at the apex of New Mexico high school basketball. A versatile Wing/Guard, Holland boasts an impressive resume, with 12 Division 1 offers under his belt, including prestigious programs like Oklahoma, Texas, and TCU, among others.

His on-court prowess is undeniable. Averaging a staggering 21.2 points, 7.3 rebounds, and two assists per game as a sophomore during the 2022-23 season, Holland emerged as a dominant force in Los Lunas. His stellar performance earned him Class 5A first-team All-State selection.

Holland's impact transcends statistics. With games where he's erupted for over 40 points, he consistently showcases his dynamic skill set and relentless drive to succeed. As he strides into his junior year, Holland remains steadfast in his quest to maintain his status as New Mexico's top-ranked prospect, a testament to his unparalleled talent and unwavering dedication to the game. With each game, he continues to solidify his place among the elite, leaving a lasting mark on the New Mexico basketball landscape.

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NMPreps Week 12 Early Week Preview: Key High School Basketball Matchups

As the 2024 New Mexico high school basketball season enters its final stretch, teams are intensifying their efforts to secure coveted spots in the state tournament. Here's a look at 14 key matchups set to unfold from Monday to Wednesday: #nmpreps

Shiprock (14-7) at Navajo Prep (16-4) - Monday, 7pm

Monday night ignites with a showdown that promises to electrify the northwest corner region of New Mexico. Navajo Prep, currently ranked among the top two teams in 3A basketball, hosts Shiprock in what's anticipated to be a thrilling clash. Despite Shiprock's improved season, Navajo Prep's dominance is expected to shine through. Prediction: Navajo Prep secures a convincing 82-55 victory.

Bosque (16-5) at Legacy Academy (15-5) - Monday, 7pm

Monday's lineup continues with an intriguing cross-classification matchup between Bosque and Legacy Academy. While not as hyped as other games, this encounter between two Albuquerque-west side private schools promises to deliver competitive action. Bosque enters as the favorite with a predicted 60-45 victory.

Alamogordo (14-8) at Organ Mountain (20-1) - Tuesday, 7pm

Alamogordo faces a daunting task as they take on the formidable Organ Mountain. With Organ Mountain leading District 3-5A, Alamogordo seeks to disrupt their perfect district record. However, Organ Mountain's dominance is expected to prevail with a projected 60-51 victory.

Socorro (7-11) at Hot Springs (17-5) - Tuesday, 7pm

Tuesday sees Socorro and Hot Springs clash in a crucial District 3-3A matchup. Both teams aim to maintain their undefeated district records (2-0) and secure a top-five seed in the upcoming state tournament. Despite Socorro's resilience, Hot Springs is predicted to emerge victorious with a narrow 56-54 win.

Carlsbad (13-10) at Clovis (16-7) - Tuesday, 7pm

In the battle for District 4-5A supremacy, Carlsbad and Clovis square off in a highly anticipated matchup. With both teams eyeing postseason berths, every possession counts. Clovis is expected to seize control with a convincing 65-50 win.

East Mountain (5-14) at Sandia Prep (5-16) - Tuesday, 6:30pm

Despite their modest records, East Mountain and Sandia Prep gear up for a crucial clash. Sandia Prep, on the fringe of state tournament contention, seeks a pivotal victory to bolster their chances. The matchup concludes with a projected 45-38 victory for Sandia Prep.

Rio Rancho (12-10, 1-3) at Atrisco Heritage (18-5, 4-1) - Tuesday, 7pm

Atrisco Heritage aims to maintain their District 1-5A positioning as they face Rio Rancho in a rematch of their high-scoring encounter earlier in the season. Atrisco Heritage is favored to secure another victory with a predicted 78-65 triumph.

Albuquerque (17-4) at Hope Christian (15-7) - Tuesday, 7pm

In a pivotal District 6-4A matchup, Albuquerque Academy clashes with Hope Christian. Albuquerque Academy aims to build on their earlier victory and assert their dominance once again. The matchup concludes with a predicted 69-62 victory for Albuquerque Academy.

Grants (15-8) at St. Pius X (12-9) - Tuesday, 7pm

St. Pius X seeks to defend their district position against a resilient Grants team. Despite St. Pius X's previous victory, a closer battle is anticipated this time around. St. Pius X is predicted to secure a 71-64 win.

Roswell (13-10) at Hobbs (9-14) - Tuesday, 7pm

Roswell and Hobbs engage in a fierce battle for District 4-5A supremacy. With both teams hungry for victory, the matchup promises to be tightly contested. Hobbs is projected to secure a narrow 63-61 win on their home court.

Farmington (18-4) at West Mesa (14-7) - Tuesday, 7pm

District 2-5A becomes a battleground as Farmington (3-3) clashes with West Mesa (5-1). With multiple teams vying for state tournament berths, every game is crucial in determining postseason aspirations. Prediction: West Mesa 77-64.

Los Lunas (15-7) at Santa Fe (17-5) - Wednesday, 7pm

Los Lunas travels to Santa Fe for a District 5-5A showdown. Los Lunas seeks to maintain their undefeated district record (6-0) against a resilient Santa Fe (4-2) team. Prediction: Los Lunas clinches a narrow 53-47 victory.

Albuquerque (14-8) at Capital (14-8) - Wednesday, 7pm

Albuquerque Bulldogs (4-2) face Capital (3-3) in a District 2-4A showdown. Albuquerque aims to bounce back from a tough loss and maintain their district position with a predicted 71-53 victory.

Eldorado (12-10) at Sandia (13-9) - Wednesday, 7pm

Eldorado (3-3) clashes with Sandia (3-3) in a pivotal District 2-5A matchup on Wednesday. With postseason berths on the line, both teams vie for a crucial victory. Prediction: Sandia secures a close 64-61 win.

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Tuesday, February 6th
Alamogordo 51, Gadsden 20 - F
Albuquerque Academy 44, Menaul 21 - F
ATC 55, Tierra Encantada 8 - F
Aztec 29, Bloomfield 25 - F
Belen vs Valencia
Capitan 31, Cloudcroft 15 - F
Centennial 49, Las Cruces 45 - F
Cobre 48, Hot Springs 35 - F
Corona/Vaugh 52, Alamo Navajo 40 - F
Coronado 38, Evangel Christian 33 - F
Cuba 50, East Mountain 17 - F
Dora 53, Elida 41 - F
Eldorado 63, La Cueva 40 - F
Estancia 48, Monte Del Sol 2 - F
Eunice 39, Jal 36 - F
Farmington 56, Piedra Vista 27 - F
Gallup 67, Miyamura 17 - F
Grady 51, Floyd 36 - F
Hagerman 51, Loving 23 - F
Hope Christian 55, Del Norte 34 - F
Kirtland Central 71, Shiprock 31 - F
Legacay Academy 57, NMSD 13 - F
Magdalena 39, Reserve 36 - F
Melrose 47, Fort Sumner 34 - F
Organ Mountain 47, Mayfield 43 - F
Pine Hill 42, Ramah 35 - F
Portales 53, Artesia 49 - F
Questa 59, Des Moines 43 - F
Rehoboth Christian 52, Navajo Pine 17 - F
Ruidoso 62, NMMI 27 - F
Sandia 68, West Mesa 22 - F
Sandia Prep 57, Bosque 38 - F
Socorro 51, Hatch Valley 49 - F
St. Pius X 52, Highland 32 - F
Texico 36, Tatum 32 - F
Tularosa 55, Mescalero Apache 19 - F
Valley 68, Bernalillo 48 - F

Class 5A Week 11 Recap: Drama, Upsets, and Stellar Performances

In a week filled with thrilling matchups and standout performances, Class 5A high school basketball in New Mexico delivered excitement and surprises. Here's a recap of the action-packed Week 11:

Tuesday, February 6th

The week kicked off wih Alamogordo defeating Gadsden 71-55 in a solid victory. Capital edged past Manzano with a close 64-62 win. The highly anticipated Rio Rancho versus Cleveland matchup ended with Cleveland dominating 85-59 in the City of Vision Rivalry game. Farmington secured a decisive 71-53 victory over Piedra Vista in another intense crosstown rivalry game. Las Cruces defeated Centennial 61-53, while Los Lunas clinched a narrow 46-43 victory over Albuquerque, taking over the standings in district 5-5A.

Wednesday, February 7th

La Cueva claimed a solid 75-62 victory over Eldorado, while West Mesa delivered an impressive 87-66 win over Sandia.

Thursday, February 8th

Capital continued their winning streak with a 48-42 victory over Rio Grande. Volcano Vista showcased their dominance with a commanding 76-52 win over Cleveland.

Friday, February 8th

Alamogordo secured a hard-fought 53-48 victory over Centennial, while Carlsbad caused an upset with a narrow 40-39 win over Hobbs in District 4-5A. Clovis defeated Roswell 53-47, and Farmington secured another victory, defeating Sandia 66-55 in a crucial district matchup. Las Cruces continued their winning streak with a convincing 73-46 victory over Mayfield, and Organ Mountain dominated Gadsden with an 81-51 win.

Saturday, February 10th

Eldorado dominated Piedra Vista with a resounding 70-29 victory, while La Cueva secured a hard-fought 71-63 win over West Mesa. Los Lunas showcased their strength with an 82-53 victory over Manzano, and Santa Fe pulled off a miraculous last-second victory, defeating Albuquerque 56-55 with a 1.8 shot from half-court.

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Kenyon Aguino's remarkable 42-point performance led Volcano Vista to victory over Atrisco Heritage, with David Lunn III contributing 26 points for the winning team. Estevan Espinoza's 22-point performance powered West Mesa to victory over Sandia, with Elijah Brody adding 23 points to the Mustangs' tally. On Thursday, despite being shorthanded, Rian Gonzales and Kenyon Aguino led Volcano Vista to a commanding victory over Cleveland. On Tuesday, Jalin Holland's standout performance led Los Lunas to victory over Albuquerque, with Emilano Morrison's 19-point performance lifting Eldorado to victory over Piedra Vista on Saturday.

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*****WEEK 11 SCOREBOARD (FEB 5TH-10TH)*****

Monday, February 5th
Carrizozo 58, Chesterton Academy 22 - F
Chaparral 54, Deming 48 - F
Jemez Valley 51, Tierra Encantada 15 - F
Maxwell 69, Wagon Mound 39 - F
Pecos 56, Raton 48 - F
Robertson 74, Moriarty 36 - F
Silver 43, Santa Teresa 34 - F

Tuesday, February 6th
Alamo Navajo 70, Corona/Vaughn 28 - F
Alamogordo 71, Gadsden 55 - F
Albuquerque Academy 76, Menaul 55 - F
Artesia 57, Portales 45 - F
ATC def. Tierra Encantada - Forfeit
Belen 71, Valencia 60 - F
Bosque 60, Sandia Prep 19 - F
Capital 64, Manzano 62 - F
Carrizozo 43, Hondo Valley 37 - F
Cleveland 85, Rio Rancho 59 - F
Cloudcroft 49, Capitan 39 - F
Cuba 39, East Mountain 38 - F
Elida 74, Dora 61 - F
Eunice 52, Jal 28 - F
Evangel Christian 50, Coronado 40 - F
Farmington 71, Piedra Vista 53 - F
Fort Sumner 55, Melrose 49 - F
Grady 57, Floyd 34 - F
Highland 79, St. Pius X 68 - F
Hope Christian 76, Del Norte 58 - F
Hot Springs 53, Cobre 33 - F
Las Cruces 61, Centennial 53 - F
Los Lunas 46, Albuquerque 43 - F
Loving 57, Hagerman 39 - F
Lovington 69, Goddard 31 - F
Monte Del Sol 48, Estancia 41 - F
Navajo Prep 81, Tohatchi 61 - F
Organ Mountain 85, Mayfield 50 - F
Pine Hill 75, Ramah 32 - F
Rehoboth Christian 67, Navajo Pine 41 - F
Ruidoso 47, NMMI 45 - F
Santa Fe 58, Rio Grande 47 - F
Santa Fe Indian 77, Santa Fe Prep 56 - F
Santa Rosa 64, Mora 58 - F
Socorro 67, Hatch Valley 51 - F
St. Michael's 63, West Las Vegas 47 - F
Taos 55, Espanola Valley 49 - F
Texico 67, Tatum 25 - F
Thoreau 57, Newcomb 55 - F
Tularosa 58, Mescalero Apache 40 - F
Valley 72, Bernalillo 39 - F
Volcano Vista 69, Atrisco Heritage 52 - F
Wingate 49, Crownpoint 43 - F

Wednesday, February 7th
Jemez Valley 52, NMSD 16 - F
La Cueva 75, Eldorado 62 - F
Robertson 80, Raton 53 - F
West Mesa 87, Sandia 66 - F

Thursday, February 8th
Alamo Navajo 73, Hondo Valley 36 - F
Atrisco Heritage at Cibola - Missing Score
Bloomfield 53, Aztec 44 - F
Bosque 45, East Mountain 27 - F
Capital 48, Rio Grande 42 - F
Cimarron 62, Maxwell 61 - F
Cliff 50, Reserve 29 - F
Cottonwood Classical 55, Cuba 52 - F
Des Moines 77, Springer 47 - F
Dora 43, Gateway Christian 38 - F
Escalante 74, McCurdy 64 - F
Evangel Christian 64, Jemez Valley 59 - f
Gallup 71, Miyamura 55 - F
Hot Springs 82, Hatch Valley 56 - F
Legacy Academy 74, Coronado 33 - F
Logan 74, Grady 19 - F
Magdalena 62, Quemado 29 - F
Menaul 64, Monte Del Sol 18 - F
Mesilla Valley 62, Animas 26 - F
Mesa Vista 62, Mora 57 - F
Navajo Prep 100, Thoreau 54 - F
Penasco 79, Questa 44 - F
Roy/Mosquero 70, Wagon Mound 43 - F
Santa Teresa 59, Chaparral 43 - F
Shiprock 65, Kirtland Central 59 - F
Silver 66, Deming 41 - F
Socorro 66, Cobre 58 - F
Tohatchi at Crownpoint
Tularosa 65, Lordsburg 30 - F
Volcano Vista 76, Cleveland 52 - F
Zuni 61, Wingate 51 - F

Friday, February 8th
Alamogordo 53, Centennial 48 - F
Artesia 69, Goddard 26 - F
Carlsbad 40, Hobbs 39 - F
Clovis 53, Roswell 47 - F
Elida 57, Floyd 52 - F
Espanola Valley 58, Pojoaque Valley 57 - F
Eunice 93, Loving 41 - F
Farmington 66, Sandia 55 - F
Hagerman 78, Tatum 66 - F
Hope Christian 79, Bernalillo 58 - F
Las Cruces 73, Mayfield 46 - F
Los Alamos at Moriarty - Missing Score
Lovington 63, Portales 53 - F
Menaul 84, NACA 33 - F
Mountainair 84, Carrizozo 51 - F
Organ Mountain 81, Gadsden 51 - F
Rehoboth Christian 76, Laguna-Acoma 34 - F
Ruidoso 72, Dexter 54 - F
Santa Fe Indian 65, West Las Vegas 57 - F
Santa Rosa 82, Clayton 54 - F
Shiprock 65, Aztec 61 - F
St. Michael's 70, Raton 40 - F
St. Pius X 77, Belen 63 - F
Texico 68, Pecos 54 - F
Tucumcari 64, NMMI 53 - F
Valley 63, Albuquerque Academy 56 - F

Saturday, February 10th
Bloomfield 65, Gallup 62 - F
Cimarron 61, Springer 42 - F
Cliff 73, Animas 30 - F
Eldorado 70, Piedra Vista 29 - F
Escalante 64, Questa 24 - F
Kirtland Central 57, Miyamura 42 - F
La Cueva 71, West Mesa 63 - F
Logan at Melrose - Missing Score
Lordsburg at Capitan - Missing Score
Los Lunas 82, Manzano 53 - F
Mesa Vista 75, McCurdy 59 - F
Mesilla Valley at Quemado - Missing Score
Mora 64, Penasco 48 - F
Navajo Prep 59, Zuni 31 - F
Newcomb 67, Wingate 55 - F
Robertson 63, Santa Fe Prep 51 - F
Santa Fe 56, Albuquerque 55 - F
Thoreau 81, Tohatchi 80 - F

Lovington's Head Football Coach, Anthony Gonzales, was recognized last night at the NFL Honors Awards Show. He coached Myles Garrett in high school who won the NFL Defensive Player of the Year award. I thought it was pretty cool for a NM coach to be recognized on the national level. Coach Gonzo is definitely making a lasting impression on his players. I think about all of the coaches that Garrett has had during HS, College, and now during the NFL and he decided to recognize his HS position coach. Proud to know him.


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5A BASKETBALL BRACKET (2/7/24)



Next Two: Rio Rancho (1-5A), Las Cruces (3-5A)
In the Hunt: Centennial (3-5A), Carlsbad (4-5A), Capital (5-5A)
Out (Win the District Tournament): Cibola (1-5A), Piedra Vista (2-5A), Gadsden (3-5A), Mayfield (3-5A), Manzano (5-5A), Rio Grande (5-5A)

Grine's Scoop: This week's notable omissions highlight Rio Rancho and Las Cruces. Rio Rancho, boasting a 14-Freeman Rating, and Las Cruces, holding a 19-Freeman Rating, find themselves on the outside looking in. Rio Rancho's exclusion can be attributed to Roswell's surge, clinching the automatic bid in 4-5A after starting 2-0 in district play. This development shakes up the standings, with Clovis, holding a 9-Freeman rating, slipping to third place in 4-5A behind Hobbs, sporting a 16-Freeman Rating. The ripple effects of these shifts could reverberate throughout the bracket.

Centennial, previously a solid contender, now finds themselves in the "In The Hunt" category after dropping a crucial game to Las Cruces on Tuesday night (February 6th), impacting both their resume and district placement. With selection Sunday looming closer, the anticipation builds as teams jostle for position and await their fate in the upcoming tournament.






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Monday, February 5th
Chaparral (7-13) at Deming (2-18)
Chesterton Academy (1-16) at Carrizozo (5-14), 5:30pm
Jemez Valley (7-10) at Tierra Encantada (0-8), 6:30pm
Moriarty (6-11) at Robertson (17-1)
Pecos (13-8) at Raton (8-11)
Silver (13-8) at Santa Teresa (9-10)
Wagon Mound (1-7) at Maxwell (9-8), 6pm
West Mesa (13-6) at Manzano (5-14)

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