The 1970-71 New Mexico Lobos went 14-12 (4-10 in the WAC) under head coach Bob King. Simple Rating System: 4.39.
| Date | Opponent | Result | Arena |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1970-12-01 | at Colorado Buffaloes | W 66–63 | Balch Fieldhouse |
| 1970-12-04 | vs Butler Bulldogs | W 94–86 | University Arena |
| 1970-12-05 | vs California Golden Bears | W 82–62 | University Arena |
| 1970-12-07 | at Denver Pioneers | W 86–78 | DU Fieldhouse |
| 1970-12-14 | at Texas Tech Red Raiders | W 73–72 | Lubbock Municipal Coliseum |
| 1970-12-18 | vs Michigan State Spartans | L 69–73 | University Arena |
| 1970-12-19 | vs Santa Clara Broncos | W 91–62 | University Arena |
| 1970-12-22 | vs New Mexico State Aggies | W 72–66 | University Arena |
| 1971-01-02 | at New Mexico State Aggies | L 65–76 | Pan American Center |
| 1971-01-08 | vs BYU Cougars | L 62–72 | University Arena |
| 1971-01-09 | vs Utah Utes | W 78–77 | University Arena |
| 1971-01-11 | vs Air Force Falcons | W 73–66 | University Arena |
| 1971-01-16 | vs UTEP Miners | W 65–53 | University Arena |
| 1971-01-29 | at Wyoming Cowboys | L 59–74 | War Memorial Fieldhouse |
| 1971-01-30 | at Colorado State Rams | L 71–79 | Moby Arena |
| 1971-02-04 | vs Arizona Wildcats | W 81–77 | University Arena |
| 1971-02-06 | vs Arizona State Sun Devils | L 80–92 | University Arena |
| 1971-02-11 | at Utah Utes | L 62–69 | Special Events Center |
| 1971-02-13 | at BYU Cougars | L 68–70 | George Albert Smith Field House |
| 1971-02-20 | at UTEP Miners | L 67–68 | Memorial Gym |
| 1971-02-25 | vs Colorado State Rams | L 67–68 | University Arena |
| 1971-02-27 | vs Wyoming Cowboys | L 80–91 | University Arena |
| 1971-03-05 | at Arizona State Sun Devils | L 63–90 | Sun Devil Gymnasium |
| 1971-03-06 | at Arizona Wildcats | W 93–83 | Bear Down Gym |
1970-12-01: New Mexico Lobos edged Colorado 66–63. Long led the winners with 23 points. Dud. Mitchell had 20 for Colorado.
1970-12-04: Behind Long's 27 points, New Mexico Lobos defeated Butler 94–86. Evans had 25 for Butler.
1970-12-05: New Mexico Lobos routed California 82–62. Long led the winners with 24 points. Ridgle had 19 for California.
1970-12-07: New Mexico Lobos beat Denver 86–78. John Johnson led the winners with 29 points. Willie Cherry had 20 for Denver.
1970-12-18: Michigan State Spartans beat New Mexico Lobos 73–69. Benjamin led the winners with 27 points. Gibson had 18 for New Mexico Lobos.
1970-12-19: Behind Long's 29 points, New Mexico Lobos rolled past Santa Clara 91–62. Winkler had 17 for Santa Clara.
1970-12-22: New Mexico Lobos beat New Mexico State 72–66. Long led the winners with 24 points. Scott had 20 for New Mexico State.
1971-01-11: New Mexico Lobos got past Air Force Academy 73–66 as Willie Long scored a team-high 17. Ron Weilert had 21 for Air Force Academy.
1971-01-16: New Mexico Lobos beat Texas-El Paso 65–53 as Willie Long scored a team-high 25. Dick Gibbs had 12 for Texas-El Paso.
1971-01-29: Wyoming Cowboys beat New Mexico Lobos 74–59 as Roberson scored a team-high 22. Johnson had 16 for New Mexico Lobos.
1971-01-30: Colorado State beat New Mexico Lobos 79–71. Price led the winners with 20 points. Long had 26 for New Mexico Lobos.
1971-02-13: Brigham Young Cougars edged New Mexico Lobos 70–68. Fryer led the winners with 20 points. Faulkner had 25 for New Mexico Lobos.
1971-02-20: Colorado State Rams edged New Mexico Lobos 68–67. Rick Fischer led the winners with 20 points. John Johnson had 17 for New Mexico Lobos.
1971-02-27: Behind Franklyn Irvin's 28 points, Wyoming Cowboys pulled away from New Mexico Lobos 91–80. Willie Long had 31 for New Mexico Lobos.
1971-03-05: Behind Kennedy's 28 points, Arizona State Sun Devils rolled past New Mexico Lobos 90–63. Long had 29 for New Mexico Lobos.
1971-03-06: New Mexico Lobos beat Arizona Wildcats 93–83 as Long scored a team-high 29. Warner had 25 for Arizona Wildcats. Long grabbed 30 rebounds.
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