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  3/12/2010
Stevens: Lobos' Magical Streak Ends But Magical Season ContinuesThe New Mexico Lobos' magical streak might have ended Friday in the Las Vegas Thomas & Mack Center in a 72-69 semifinal loss to San Diego State, but the Lobos' magical season marches on. The 29-4 Lobos still have some exciting moments ahead of them as they hold a Pit Party Sunday to watch the NCAA Selection Sunday telecast. What seed will the Lobos grab and who and where will they play?
 
3/12/2010
Lobos Ousted By Aztecs, 72-69Dairese Gary missed a runner in the final second and San Diego State escaped with a 72-69 upset of eighth-ranked New Mexico in the semifinals of the Mountain West Conference tournament Friday night. 
3/11/2010
Stevens: Lobos Survive Air Force 75-69; SDSU Is NextThe Lobos rolled to the Mountain West regular-season title, but the Air Force Falcons didn't come to Las Vegas to roll over. Steve Alford's Lobos posted their first-ever MWC tourney win with a hard-fought 75-69 win over the Falcons. The Lobos, now 29-3, will be looking for a 30-win season in the MWC tourney semifinals at 7 p.m. (MT) Friday in the Vegas Thomas & Mack.< UNM got 28 points and 15 rebounds from junior Darington Hobson, the MWC Player of The Year.p>
3/9/2010
Stevens: Lobos' Quest for MWC Tourney Loot Starts With Air ForceThe victors from New Mexico have a trophy room filled with enough spoils and riches to make buccaneer Jack Sparrow envious, but the Lobo team noted for unselfish play and honest effort still has a greedy streak that needs to be scratched. Yep, there is still something else to reach for, still another way to spoil the day for their Mountain West Conference brothers. "We want to win a tournament championship," said senior Roman Martinez.
Thursday: Lobos vs. Air Force or Wyoming, 1 p.m. (MT)  3/8/2010
MWC Awards: Alford is Coach of Year; Hobson is Player of The YearUNM Conference Tournament Notes The Mountain West Conference announced its 2009-10 men's basketball awards today. New Mexico head coach Steve Alford captured MWC Coach of the Year honors for the second straight year, while New Mexico's Darington Hobson was named both the Player of the Year and Newcomer of the Year. After never earning coach of the year honors in his first 13 seasons at the Div. I level, Alford has made it two in a row after leading UNM to consecutive Mountain West Conference regular-season titles. Hobson, a 6-7, 205-pound junior guard, is the first individual to receive both the MWC Player and Newcomer of the Year awards in the same season.
Thursday: Lobos vs. Air Force or Wyoming, 1 p.m. (MT) 
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