The new Lobo men's basketball coach announced the hiring of assistant coaches Michael Wilder, a former player and 11-year ...

Uriah Tenette says he never really had a doubt he would be following Eric Olen wherever he was coaching next. The 5-foot-10 point guard from Prescott (Arizona) High School on Saturday committed to ...

After UC San Diego coach Eric Olen left to lead New Mexico, it was a no-brainer that his top 2025 recruit would follow him.

The architect of UCSD’s 30-5 record and NCAA Tournament berth in the program’s first season of Division I eligibility is a finalist for the vacancy at New Mexico ...

The Lobos finished 27-8, claimed the Mountain West regular-season title and won a game in the NCAA Tournament, but then lost against Michigan State and lost coach Richard Pitino to Xavier of the Big ...

On March 30, the University of New Mexico announced its hire of the 23rd head coach of the men's basketball team, Eric Olen.

New Mexico needed to fill that vacancy. The Lobos made their move Sunday morning, hiring UC San Diego head coach Eric Olen. New Mexico's hire completes a series of Mountain West coaching changes.

New Mexico and head coach Eric Olen announced the addition of two coaches to the men’s basketball staff on Wednesday afternoon. Mike Roberts and Michael Wilder have both joined New Mexico as ...

He's no longer Olen the Lone. New UNM coach Eric Olen — hired Sunday as the new Lobos men's basketball coach — was finally able on Friday to announce he is bringing along three of his assistant ...

UNM’S NEW MEN’S BASKETBALL COACH, ERIC OLSON, INTRODUCED HIMSELF TO LOBO NATION TODAY, PROMISING TO WRITE THE NEXT GREAT CHAPTER OF NEW MEXICO BASKETBALL. JAMES MCNABB SHOWS US OLEN’S PLAN.

Eric Olen is leaving UC San Diego and will become the head basketball coach at New Mexico, the school announced Sunday. ESPN reported Olen agreed to a five-year contract to replace Richard Pitino ...

On Saturday, New Mexico named Eric Olen as head coach of the Lobos’ basketball program. Olen began coaching at UC San Diego in 2004, spending the past 12 seasons as the Tritons’ head coach.