According to John McClain of the Houston Chronicle, the Arizona Cardinals and the Houston Texans have agreed to a blockbuster trade that will send wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins to Arizona and running back David Johnson to the Texans. Per McClain via his Twitter account, the Texans also receive Arizona’s 2020 second-round pick and a fourth-round…… Continue Reading »
NFL Draft plans canceled in Las Vegas as league looks to modify event
The National Football League announced today that the 2020 NFL Draft will not be held in Las Vegas as originally planned as the nation continues to feel the effects of the coronavirus. The draft will still happen on April 23-25, but it will be a modified draft that is televised without fans in attendance. “This…… Continue Reading »
Cowboys Place Franchise Tag on Dak Prescott
According to ESPN’s Adam Shefter, the Cowboys have placed the exclusive franchise tag on Dak Prescott after failing to come to an agreement on a long-term deal this offseason. The team had until 10:59 am on Monday before Prescott would officially hit the open market with the opportunity to discuss terms with another team. Placing…… Continue Reading »
No Fans Allowed: UNM to limit sporting events and practices to essential personnel
The University of New Mexico announced that fans will not be allowed admittance to all home games, events, and practices for the foreseeable future. Per a release from the school: “The University of New Mexico athletic department will follow the NCAA’s protocol for all home events and practices for the time being. All UNM home…… Continue Reading »
ESPN Daily Podcast: World Series or bust for the Dodgers
The Los Angeles @Dodgers need a championship in 2020. Nothing less will do. Even Mookie Betts says so, and with his arrival in L.A. the roster is more formidable than ever. After losing two World Series to the Red Sox and Astros – both teams embroiled in MLB’s sign stealing scandal – the stakes have…… Continue Reading »
New Mexico United drop season opener to Bold FC, 1-0
It wasn’t quite the beginning of 2020 that New Mexico United (0-1-0) had hoped for. Although, perhaps it’s what they needed. In 2019 United didn’t lose until their eighth match of the season, and with a beginning like that, there was a certain amount of pressure that came with it. The early loss may relieve…… Continue Reading »
New Mexico United open 2020 on the road against Austin Bold FC
No matter the sport, there’s nothing quite like the opening weekend. While the USL doesn’t have a significant event like other leagues do, the supporters are what makes it special. Unfortunately for New Mexico United, their supporters, for the most part, will have to wait for the home opener on the 21st to make a…… Continue Reading »
UNM Basketball: Lobos advance to Quarterfinals, rematch with Utah State
It didn’t take long for the Lobo (19-13) offense to erupt Wednesday night. After falling behind San Jose State (7-24) 8-4 in the opening minutes, the Lobos went on a 21-0 run and never looked back. Redshirt-junior Vance Jackson led the charge for the Lobos with 26 points and 12 rebounds for this third double-double…… Continue Reading »
UNM Basketball: Tourney time for Lobos starts with San Jose State
In one of the earlier previews this season, it was said that anything could happen in the Mountain West Conference. Time after time, that adage has proven true for the Lobos (18-13, 7-11) this season. Most of those instances did not go in the team’s favor. On Saturday night, however, Lady Luck was in the…… Continue Reading »
UNM Basketball: Utah State Aggies visit on Senior Night
Senior Night is supposed to be a celebration. After a tumultuous season that saw the Lobos (17-13, 6-11) fall from a 15-3 record to losing 10 of 12, the night may be bittersweet at best. JaQuan Lyle and Corey Manigault, the only remaining seniors, have had respectable seasons, but it certainly hasn’t gone as expected.…… Continue Reading »