1990-91 New Mexico Lobos basketball — schedule and results
The 1990-91 New Mexico Lobos went 20-10 (10-6 in the WAC) under head coach Dave Bliss. Simple Rating System: 8.14.
Hoopsipedia's log holds 29 games from this season: 14–2 at home, 5–6 on the road, and 0–2 on neutral courts. The Mexico Lobos scored 76.9 points per game and allowed 71.2 (+5.7 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 5 games, from Dec 17, 1990 to Jan 3, 1991. The most lopsided win was 136–99 over UT Arlington Mavericks on Nov 23, 1990; the heaviest defeat was 92–79 to Wyoming Cowboys on Jan 5, 1991. The tightest finish was a 1-point loss against San Diego State Aztecs (51–52).
Among New Mexico Lobos' 103 recorded seasons, 1990-91's .667 winning percentage ranks 34th. Previous season: 1989-90 Mexico Lobos (20–14). Next season: 1991-92 Mexico Lobos (20–13).
Game-by-game results (29 games)
Game recaps
1990-11-23: Behind Vladimir McCreary's 35 points, New Mexico Lobos rolled past Texas-Arlington 136–99. Robert Mays had 26 for Texas-Arlington.
1990-11-24: New Mexico Lobos handled San Francisco Dons 94–77. Willie Banks led the winners with 26 points. Roy Modkins had 16 for San Francisco Dons.
1990-12-01: Behind Willie Banks's 18 points, New Mexico Lobos pulled away from Texas Tech Red Raiders 66–55. Bernard Saulsberry had 21 for Texas Tech Red Raiders.
1990-12-03: New Mexico Lobos beat Maryland Eastern Shore 79–62 as Khari Jaxon scored a team-high 20. Sean Salisbury had 21 for Maryland Eastern Shore.
1990-12-15: New Mexico State Aggies beat New Mexico Lobos 72–64. Reggie Jordan led the winners with 18 points. Luc Longley had 16 for New Mexico Lobos.
1990-12-17: Behind Luc Longley's 20 points, New Mexico Lobos pulled away from North Texas Mean Green 98–84. Donnell Hayden had 21 for North Texas Mean Green.
1990-12-20: New Mexico Lobos survived Tennessee Volunteers 83–80 as Rob Robbins scored a team-high 24. Allan Houston had 28 for Tennessee Volunteers.
1990-12-28: Behind Luc Longley's 24 points, New Mexico Lobos pulled away from Texas State Bobcats 99–82. Troy Washington had 29 for Texas State Bobcats.
1990-12-29: New Mexico Lobos handled Southern 94–83. Luc Longley led the winners with 29 points. Bobby Phillips II had 23 for Southern.
1991-01-05: Wyoming Cowboys handled New Mexico Lobos 92–79. Tim Breaux led the winners with 27 points. Luc Longley had 25 for New Mexico Lobos.
1991-01-10: Utah Utes beat New Mexico Lobos 65–53 as Josh Grant scored a team-high 22. Willie Banks had 15 for New Mexico Lobos.
1991-01-12: BYU Cougars got past New Mexico Lobos 72–65 as Steve Schreiner scored a team-high 30. Luc Longley had 22 for New Mexico Lobos. Steve Schreiner grabbed 18 rebounds.
1991-01-17: San Diego State edged New Mexico Lobos 52–51. Marty Dow led the winners with 18 points. Luc Longley had 18 for New Mexico Lobos.
1991-01-19: New Mexico Lobos beat Hawaii Rainbow Warriors 84–77. Rob Robbins led the winners with 24 points. Ray Reed had 32 for Hawaii Rainbow Warriors.
1991-01-31: Behind Rob Robbins's 15 points, New Mexico Lobos rolled past Air Force 92–55. Jim Locum had 14 for Air Force.
1991-02-02: Behind Luc Longley's 17 points, New Mexico Lobos defeated Utah Utes 68–62. Josh Grant had 22 for Utah Utes.
1991-02-07: Colorado State Rams beat New Mexico Lobos 66–61. Mark Meredith led the winners with 18 points. Luc Longley had 17 for New Mexico Lobos.
1991-02-09: New Mexico Lobos survived Wyoming Cowboys 85–83 as Rob Robbins scored a team-high 29. Maurice Alexander had 49 for Wyoming Cowboys.
1991-02-14: BYU Cougars got past New Mexico Lobos 83–76 as Steve Schreiner scored a team-high 18. Luc Longley had 32 for New Mexico Lobos.
1991-02-23: New Mexico Lobos got past UTEP Miners 80–74 as Luc Longley scored a team-high 21. Henry Hall had 18 for UTEP Miners.
1991-02-28: New Mexico Lobos beat Air Force 66–56 as Longley scored a team-high 26. Lowry had 23 for Air Force.
1991-03-02: New Mexico Lobos edged UTEP Miners 72–70. Rob Robbins led the winners with 18 points. Mark McCall had 19 for UTEP Miners.
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