1992-93 New Mexico Lobos basketball — schedule and results
The 1992-93 New Mexico Lobos went 24-7 (13-5 in the WAC) under head coach Dave Bliss. The team peaked at #21 in the AP poll. Simple Rating System: 8.97.
Hoopsipedia's log holds 31 games from this season: 15–1 at home, 6–5 on the road, and 3–1 on neutral courts. The Mexico Lobos scored 69.8 points per game and allowed 63.2 (+6.6 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 6 games, from Feb 27, 1993 to Mar 13, 1993. The most lopsided win was 89–54 over New Mexico Highlands on Dec 1, 1992; the heaviest defeat was 78–45 at Utah Utes on Jan 2, 1993. The tightest finish was a 2-point win against Texas A&M Aggies (71–69).
Among New Mexico Lobos' 103 recorded seasons, 1992-93's .774 winning percentage ranks 18th. Previous season: 1991-92 Mexico Lobos (20–13). Next season: 1993-94 Mexico Lobos (23–8).
Game-by-game results (31 games)
Game recaps
1992-12-03: Behind Jaxon, Khari's 21 points, New Mexico Lobos held off Texas A&M Aggies 71–69. Johnson, Damon had 25 for Texas A&M Aggies.
1992-12-08: Arizona Wildcats beat New Mexico Lobos 89–70 as Mills scored a team-high 18. Jaxon had 19 for New Mexico Lobos.
1992-12-12: Behind Ike Williams's 15 points, New Mexico Lobos defeated New Mexico State 69–62. Tracey Ware had 18 for New Mexico State.
1992-12-20: New Mexico Lobos routed Texas Tech Red Raiders 96–75. Steve Logan led the winners with 32 points. Lance Hughes had 23 for Texas Tech Red Raiders.
1992-12-29: Behind Steve Logan's 13 points, New Mexico Lobos held off Penn Quakers 54–51. Matt Maloney had 17 for Penn Quakers.
1993-01-02: Behind Josh Grant's 21 points, Utah Utes rolled past New Mexico Lobos 78–45. Khari Jaxon had 15 for New Mexico Lobos. Josh Grant grabbed 19 rebounds.
1993-01-07: New Mexico Lobos blew out Fresno State Bulldogs 85–64 as Ike Williams scored a team-high 23. Patrick Teagues had 12 for Fresno State Bulldogs.
1993-01-09: New Mexico Lobos blew out Air Force Falcons 63–43 as Khari Jaxon scored a team-high 18.
1993-01-17: New Mexico Lobos routed San Diego State Aztecs 77–52. Khari Jaxon led the winners with 19 points. Keith Balzer had 13 for San Diego State Aztecs.
1993-01-21: Colorado State Rams survived New Mexico Lobos 67–65 as Doug Larson scored a team-high 19. Greg Brown had 19 for New Mexico Lobos.
1993-01-23: Behind Ike Williams's 24 points, New Mexico Lobos pulled away from Wyoming Cowboys 77–67. Brian Rewers had 15 for Wyoming Cowboys.
1993-01-30: New Mexico Lobos edged UTEP Miners 65–62. Steve Logan led the winners with 23 points. Johnny Melvin had 16 for UTEP Miners.
1993-02-01: New Mexico Lobos handled Texas Southern Tigers 78–61. Ike Williams led the winners with 22 points. Charles Moore had 22 for Texas Southern Tigers.
1993-02-11: Colorado State Rams beat New Mexico Lobos 67–50 as Aaron Atkinson scored a team-high 16. Steve Logan had 12 for New Mexico Lobos.
1993-02-18: Behind Steve Logan's 15 points, New Mexico Lobos rolled past Hawaii Rainbow Warriors 82–58. Fabio Ribeiro had 20 for Hawaii Rainbow Warriors.
1993-02-20: Behind Ike Williams's 28 points, New Mexico Lobos pulled away from San Diego State Aztecs 71–55. Keith Balzer had 12 for San Diego State Aztecs.
1993-02-25: Fresno State Bulldogs handled New Mexico Lobos 71–57. Davon Satterthwaite led the winners with 19 points. Khari Jaxon had 17 for New Mexico Lobos. Khari Jaxon grabbed 15 rebounds.
1993-02-27: New Mexico Lobos routed Air Force Falcons 80–60. Neves led the winners with 23 points. Irvin had 15 for Air Force Falcons.
1993-03-04: New Mexico Lobos beat Utah Utes 69–59 as Ike Williams scored a team-high 26. Josh Grant had 18 for Utah Utes.
1993-03-06: New Mexico Lobos survived BYU Cougars 79–76 as Steve Logan scored a team-high 21. Gary Trost had 26 for BYU Cougars.
1993-03-11: New Mexico Lobos blew out Fresno State Bulldogs 72–48 as Williams scored a team-high 17. Santiago had 12 for Fresno State Bulldogs.
1993-03-13: New Mexico Lobos handled UTEP 76–65. Logan led the winners with 25 points. Rivera had 19 for UTEP.
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