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A historic shooting slump or a defensive masterclass? Today, we’re breaking down a night to forget for the Lobos in Idaho.
New Mexico rolled into Boise with momentum, but they left with the coldest shooting performance in program history. Despite a dominant 15-0 run and a double-digit lead in the second half, the Lobos’ offense went ice-cold, finishing a staggering 3-of-25 from beyond the arc.
In this episode, we dive into:
- The 12% Disaster: How a record-breaking 3-point struggle derailed UNM’s Mountain West momentum.
- The Battle of the Bricks: A gritty, physical slugfest where both teams struggled to find the bottom of the net.
- Bronco Physicality: How Boise State used their size and reserve freshman Spencer Ahrens to snatch the lead back in the paint.
- Missed Opportunities: Analyzing the late-game free throw woes that silenced the Lobos' comeback hopes.
It wasn't pretty, it wasn't high-scoring, but it was a Mountain West wake-up call. We’re dissecting what went wrong for the Lobos and how they bounce back from their first conference loss.
Listen in as we break down the frostbite in Boise.
We also look ahead to the Wyoming game slated for Saturday 1/3 at The Pit in Albuquerque. The Cowboys come in at 10-3 (1-1 MW) and have a stellar freshman in 6'7 Naz Meyer. Meyer has been named MWC Freshman of the Week three times already and had a season high 26 points vs. South Dakota in mid-November.
Boise State Gamer: https://www.thepitpressnm.com/news/frostbite-in-boise-icy-shooting-hands-lobos-first-mwc-loss
Website: ThePitPressNM.com