I'm not sure what to do with this account. I don't use it, for personal reasons. But it is part of my digital footprint.
Like everything else, it is a dilemma.
For me, this season is a chance for @UNMLoboFB to get back to relevant status.
So far so good.
But, I’m not gonna go overboard by UNM beating little brother from Cruces.
We should be winning against them.
Still vibes are good, for now. 😅
@lenaweereider Since the 2015 Boise State win or last year’s win over Washington State.
But it’s the most important win since 2007, when UNM beat Arizona.
To all @UNMLOBOS and @UNMLoboFB people…
If y’all don’t believe in this team, then there is nothing that will convince you to go to a game.
This is by far the best UNM team in 15+ years.
They could legitimately do something in the @MountainWest this year.
@fredovmoreno As someone who was at the game, I think this is a big win in the scheme of things.
Every coach post Rocket has started his tenure with a bad loss. Eck gets a win.
Will bring some fan support back.
So, I didn’t watch the full UNM game, but here are some thoughts.
Liked the fight, the offense and the fact that this team didn’t fold and made the game competitive.
Didn’t like the turnovers and the defense once again looks a bit shaky.
Overall, though, I am impressed.
But, it is also due to a historically strong upper half of College Basketball, with teams loaded with senior talent.
I don’t think there are many teams left with a star freshmen, sans Duke and Maryland.
Something to consider when talking about this tournament.
Part of what makes March Madness awesome is the upsets and Cinderellas.
Instead we get 7 SEC teams and no mid majors.
I think there is a deeper story here. But not from NIL and the transfer portal.
But the attempt to make sure that the mid majors have no shot at doing well.