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PHOTOS: St. Joseph’s vs UNM (March 24, 2026)

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Celebration fills The Pit following the quarterfinal win, as the Lobos move on to the semifinals at Hinkle Fieldhouse to face Wichita St.
St. Joseph’s center Justice Ajogbor (#22) heads to the line for a pair of free throws in second-half action.
Saint Joseph’s senior Derek Simpson (#0) attempts to slip a pass inside during the Lobos’ victory at The Pit.
Miller and Pons connect on a high five as Miller enters the game for Pons, marking the change on the floor.
Tajavis Miller powers through contact for the and-one early in first-half action.
Jake Hall calmly knocks down all three from the free throw line.
Derek Simpson of Saint Joseph’s converts inside for an easy two.
Despite flu-like symptoms, Deyton Albury showed his resilience, giving full effort throughout the game.
Dasear Haskins completes the alley-oop, finishing a well-timed pass from Simpson.
Would you look at that! That’s a reaction to a clutch 3 pointer by Freshman Jake Hall getting the crowd going and the bench in a frenzy.
With seconds to go in the game Uriah Tenette keeps the ball out of St. Joseph’s hands.
Lobos Big Man Tomislav Buljan #10 on the fast break as time runs out and so does the 2025-26 home season for the Lobos.
Lobos defense keeping the big guys out of the paint during the NIT at The Pit.
Sweet Caroline!!!! Our Last Home Game of the Season.
Team Managers take time for a photo after the Lobos victory. On to Indianapolis.
The Lobos protected home court in a big way, going a perfect 3–0 at The Pit during their NIT run. New Mexico opened with a dominant 107–83 win over Sam Houston, followed it up with an impressive 86–61 victory over George Washington, and capped it off with an 84–69 win over Saint Joseph’s to punch their ticket to the semifinals.
Behind a balanced attack and strong second-half runs, the Lobos controlled all three games from start to finish, with Jake Hall, Uriah Tenette, and Tomislav Buljan leading the charge.
Riding the momentum of three straight wins at The Pit, the Lobos now head to Hinkle Fieldhouse for the NIT semifinals, where they will face Wichita State on April 2.

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