The Pit Press Podcast

UNM Head Football Coach Bronco Mendenhall joins Ryan Tomari and Ed Nunez at the 2024 MWC Football Media Days at Circa Las Vegas.

Head football coach at UNLV, Barry Odom, joins Ryan Tomari and Ed Nunez at the Mountain West Conference Football Media Days at Circa Las Vegas.

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Ryan Tomari picks The Albuquerque Journal's Sean Reider about new UNM head football coach Bronco Mendenhall and the action on the field during the 2024 UNM Spring Football Game on Saturday, April 20.

Ryan Tomari, Erik Moulton, Ed Nunez, Rick Thompson and Jacob Neff get together to talk about the wild finish in Logan, Utah between No. 22 Utah State and the UNM men's basketball team. With the 87-85 Aggies' win over the Lobos, USU wins its first outright regular-season Mountain West Conference championship. The loss puts UNM squarely on the bubble and will need to win some games in the MWC tournament in Las Vegas, Nev.

Ryan Tomari and Rick Thompson preview the MWC men's basketball tournament and react to the All-MWC selections. They also give their 2024 MWC All-Snake Team with unsung heroes of the conference.

The gang gets together to review the 2023-24 UNM men's basketball home finale.

Former UNM men's basketball guard Royce Olney joins Ryan Tomari and Ed Nunez to talk about his playing days under Dave Bliss and how basketball came back into his life recently.

Coach Tom Mosser of On Top of the Mountain West Podcast joins the gang again to talk about the final stretch of the Mountain West Conference men's basketball regular season.

The gang gets together to recap the UNM men's basketball team's stunning loss to Air Force, 78-77, in The Pit. The loss might have killed any chances at an at-large NCAA Tournament birth.

Ed Nunez and Ryan Tomari are joined by former UNM men's basketball player and 1998 Co-WAC Player of the Year Clayton Shields.