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Hannah’s roots with the Lobos don’t stop there. As a middle schooler, Hannah did individual training sessions with former Clovis High and UNM women’s star Antiesha Brown, whom she credits for helping to expand her basketball skill set. “I went to a lot of UNM games and Antiesha Brown was my favorite player,” Hannah Robbins said in a phone interview. “I admired her game and I learned a lot from her. We worked on shooting and she taught me the Euro-step, which is something I use a lot.” Brown, who played professionally in Europe after graduating from UNM in 2015, laughed when told...

Women's Track and Field Makes Additions for 2021-22 Season ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — The University of New Mexico women’s track and field team has added some dynamic student-athletes to its 2021-22 roster. Larkin Chapman | Distance | Iowa State Larkin Chapman joins the Lobos after spending time with the Iowa State track and field team. During her career at Iowa State, Chapman was a two-time Big 12 Champion (T&F: Indoor: 1,000m, 2018; DMR, 2018), USTFCCCA All-Academic (T&F: 2019, 2020), and earned spots on the Academic All-Big 12 First team in 2018, 2019, and 2020.    In 2017, Chapman was name...

Raiders QB Daryle Lamonica, "The Mad Bomber" True fans of the Silver and Black know that the Oakland, Los Angeles and Las Vegas Raiders history at quarterback is amazing, including Daryle Lamonica Author: Apr 12, 2021 Howard Cosell watched Daryle Lamonica play quarterback for the Oakland Raiders on Monday Night Football in 1967 and nicknamed him “The Mad Bomber.” Lamonica was not wild about it at first. “I heard it and I said, ‘What a dumb name,’” Lamonica said, before changing his mind shortly afterward. “I didn’t like it at first. It sounds like a guy throwing wildly. But th...

The Clovis-to-Albuquerque football pipeline keeps on flowing. On Tuesday, Clovis High linebacker Ernesto Acuña became the third Wildcat off this year’s team to commit to the University of New Mexico. The 6-foot-3, 215-pound senior outside linebacker joins Jaden Phillips and Jeston Webskowski as future Lobos. “I felt like it was the best fit for me,” Acuña said, adding that he’ll sign in the coming days with UNM. “(The Lobos) are going in the right direction, and I wanted to be a part of that.” ................................................................ Acuña, a quick and h...